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El Maravilloso Mago de Oz
Capítulo 12, Página 6
Forthwith
there
was
heard
a
great
buzzing
in
the
air,
and
a
swarm
of
black
bees
came
flying
toward
her.
“Go
to
the
strangers
and
sting
them
to
death!”
commanded
the
Witch,
and
the
bees
turned
and
flew
rapidly
until
they
came
to
where
Dorothy
and
her
friends
were
walking.
But
the
Woodman
had
seen
them
coming,
and
the
Scarecrow
had
decided
what
to
do.
“Take
out
my
straw
and
scatter
it
over
the
little
girl
and
the
dog
and
the
Lion,”
he
said
to
the
Woodman,
“and
the
bees
cannot
sting
them.”
This
the
Woodman
did,
and
as
Dorothy
lay
close
beside
the
Lion
and
held
Toto
in
her
arms,
the
straw
covered
them
entirely.
The
bees
came
and
found
no
one
but
the
Woodman
to
sting,
so
they
flew
at
him
and
broke
off
all
their
stings
against
the
tin,
without
hurting
the
Woodman
at
all.
And
as
bees
cannot
live
when
their
stings
are
broken
that
was
the
end
of
the
black
bees,
and
they
lay
scattered
thick
about
the
Woodman,
like
little
heaps
of
fine
coal.
Then
Dorothy
and
the
Lion
got
up,
and
the
girl
helped
the
Tin
Woodman
put
the
straw
back
into
the
Scarecrow
again,
until
he
was
as
good
as
ever.
So
they
started
upon
their
journey
once
more.
The
Wicked
Witch
was
so
angry
when
she
saw
her
black
bees
in
little
heaps
like
fine
coal
that
she
stamped
her
foot
and
tore
her
hair
and
gnashed
her
teeth.
And
then
she
called
a
dozen
of
her
slaves,
who
were
the
Winkies,
and
gave
them
sharp
spears,
telling
them
to
go
to
the
strangers
and
destroy
them.
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