The Road To The City

If We Walk Far Enough," Says Dorothy, "we Shall Sometime Come To Someplace.

I Am Oz, The Great And Terrible," Spoke The Beast, In A Voice That Was One Great Roar. Who Are You, And Why Do You Seek Me?

You Have Plenty Of Courage, I Am Sure," Answered Oz. "all You Need Is Confidence In Yourself. There Is No Living Thing That Is Not Afraid When It Faces Danger. The True Courage Is In Facing Danger When You Are Afraid, And That Kind Of Courage You Have In Plenty.

We Consider A Prisoner Unfortunate. He Is Unfortunate In Two Ways-because He Has Done Something Wrong And Because He Is Deprived Of His Liberty. Therefore We Should Treat Him Kindly, Because Of His Misfortune, For Otherwise He Would Become Hard And Bitter And Would Not Be Sorry He Had Done Wrong.

I Think The World Is Like A Great Mirror, And Reflects Our Lives Just As We Ourselves Look Upon It.