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No one offered any objection to this plan, and so it was adopted. They broke
camp and were about to start on the journey to Ugu's castle when they
discovered that Button-Bright was lost again. The girls and the Wizard
shouted his name, and the Lion roared and the Donkey brayed and the
Frogman croaked and the Big Lavender Bear growled (to the envy of Toto, who
couldn't growl but barked his loudest), yet none of them could make Button-
Bright hear. So after vainly searching for the boy a full hour, they formed a
procession and proceeded in the direction of the wicker castle of Ugu the
Shoemaker.
"
Button-Bright's always getting lost," said Dorothy. "And if he wasn't always
getting found again, I'd prob'ly worry. He may have gone ahead of us, and he
may have gone back, but wherever he is, we'll find him sometime and
somewhere, I'm almost sure."
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