Atmos Fere

What the books say it is

• role airman 1 chapter

  • Thanks to his iron boots, Atmos was not punctured, and as the dog made a spring at Ozma, the airman snatched the little fairy up in his arms and began running in a way he had not believed possible.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 15
• made of a tough silken substance, filled with air 1 chapter

  • He seemed to be constructed of some tough silken substance, and from the way he dented in when she poked him, Ozma concluded he was filled with air.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 14
• size four times the size of a regular man 1 chapter

  • It was four times the size of a regular man, the body something like a tremendous sausage, with a round, balloon-shaped head and pudgy arms and legs.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 14
• shape body like a tremendous sausage, balloon head, pudgy arms and legs 1 chapter

  • It was four times the size of a regular man, the body something like a tremendous sausage, with a round, balloon-shaped head and pudgy arms and legs.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 14
• eyes round 2 chapters

  • confided Atmos, blinking his round eyes at the iron worker.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 15

  • It was four times the size of a regular man, the body something like a tremendous sausage, with a round, balloon-shaped head and pudgy arms and legs.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 14
• appearance wrinkled chin 1 chapter

  • moaned Atmos, as the little fairy tied the ribbon in a neat bow under his poor, wrinkled chin.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 14
• wears heavy iron boots 1 chapter

  • Ozma had just time to notice that he wore heavy iron boots, when he bent over and, tucking her under his arm as if she had been a package of sugar plums, kicked off one boot and then the other and soared, like a balloon released from its string, straight up toward the sky.

    The Hungry Tiger of Oz, ch. 14