ction; but that is
no longer the case. The Wizard and Dorothy have both come here
through the air, and I am told the earth people have invented
airships that can fly anywhere they wish them to go."</p>
<p>"Why, sometimes they do, and sometimes they don't," asserted
Dorothy.</p>
<p>"But in time the airships may cause us trouble," continued Ozma,
"for if the earth folk learn how to manage them we would be overrun
with visitors who would ruin our lovely, secluded fairyland."</p>
<p>"That is true enough," agree