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Trans la Spegulo Kaj Kion Alico Trovis Tie
Car la sakproblemo, donita en antaua pago, perpleksigis kelkajn miajn legantojn, eble estas dezirinde klarigi ke gi estas korekte ellaborita, rilate al la movigoj . La alternado de Ruga kaj Blanka eble ne estas tute precize observata, kaj la “arokigo” de la tri Reginoj nur signifas ke ili eniris la palacon: sed la “sak!” al la Blanka Rego je movigo 6, la kaptigo de la Ruga Kavaliro je movigo 7, kaj la fina “mato” de la Ruga Rego, trovigos, se oni provos repr...
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Ne utilas; tute ne utilas. La infanoj ne permesas ke mi cesu rakonti pri la Lando Oz. Mi scias multajn aliajn historiojn, kaj mi esperas rakonti ilin, iam; sed guste nun miaj amantaj tiranoj ne permesas tion. Ili krias: “Oz—Oz! Pli pri Oz, S-ro Baum!” kaj kion mi faru krom obei iliajn ordonojn?
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Miaj amikoj la infanoj respondecas pri ci tiu nova “Oz-Libro”, kiel ankau la lasta, kiu nomigis La Lando Oz. Iliaj dolcaj leteretoj pledas scii “pli pri Doroteo”; kaj ili demandas: “Kio poste okazis al la Malkuraga Leono?” kaj “Kion Ozma poste faris?”—kio kompreneble signifas, fariginte Regantino de Oz. Kaj kelkaj proponas intrigojn al mi, dirante: “Bonvolu resendi Doroteon al la Lando Oz”; au “Kial ne skribi pri renkontigo de Ozma kaj Doroteo, kaj ili povos kune gui av...
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Glinda la Bona, la bela Sorcistino de la Lando Oz kaj amikino de Princino Ozma kaj Doroteo, konas multajn personojn kiuj volas scii pli pri si. Do, en la nova rakonto pri Oz, S-ro L. Frank Baum, Rega Historiisto de Oz, verkis tutan libron pri kiel Glinda kaj la Sorcisto kiel eble plej forte strebis savi la Princinon kaj Doroteon de la dangeregoj kiuj minacis ilin kiam ili iris inter la militantajn tribojn de la Platkapuloj kaj la Premloj.
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