CHAPTER 27 - The Tin Woodman Objects - Ojo now has everything but the wing of a yellow butterfly, but the Tin Woodman is too tender-hearted to allow him to take it

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CHAPTER 26 - The Trick River - The river proves treacherous, but Ojo comes up with a solution

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CHAPTER 25 -They Bribe the Lazy Quadling - Our friends come to a river but cab’t find a way to get across it

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CHAPTER 24 - Ojo Finds a Dark Well - Diksey leads Ojo to the dark well he has been seeking

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CHAPTER 23 - Peace is Declared - They learn the curious customs of the Horners and find a way to bring harmony between them and end the war

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CHAPTER 22 - The Joking Horners - The Scarecrow becomes ambassador to the Horners and Scraps follows him

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CHAPTER 21 - HIphopper the Champion - The path leads to a dark tunnel underground where they meet the Hoppers who are at war with the Horners

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CHAPTER 20 - The Captive Yoop - The travelers must find a way to pass by the barred cave where the Giant Yoop is imprisoned

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CHAPTER 19 - Trouble With the Tottenhots - Dorothy, Toto and the Scarecrow join Ojo and his friends to continue the search and Scraps is introduced to Jack Pumpkinhead. That night they are harassed by the mischievous Tottenhots

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CHAPTER 18 - Ojo is Forgiven - Ozma pronounces justice upon Ojo and changes his name to Ojo the Lucky

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