Horners

What the books say it is

• size little 1 chapter

  • They were little folks in size and had bodies round as balls and short legs and arms. Their heads were round, too, and they had long, pointed ears and a horn set in the center of the forehead. The horns did not seem very terrible, for they were not more than six inches long; but they were ivory white and sharp pointed, and no wonder the Hoppers feared them.

    The Patchwork Girl of Oz, ch. 22
• colour light brown 1 chapter

  • The skins of the Horners were light brown, but they wore snow-white robes and were bare-footed.

    The Patchwork Girl of Oz, ch. 22

  • None of the Horners was yet aware of the presence of strangers, who watched the little brown people for a time and then went to the big gate in the center of the dividing fence.

    The Patchwork Girl of Oz, ch. 22
• appearance bare-footed 1 chapter

  • The skins of the Horners were light brown, but they wore snow-white robes and were bare-footed.

    The Patchwork Girl of Oz, ch. 22
• wears snow-white robes, bare-footed 1 chapter

  • they wore snow-white robes and were bare-footed

    The Patchwork Girl of Oz, ch. 22
• trait quarrelsome and curious 1 chapter

  • The Horners and Hoppers are a quarrelsome and curious folk living in the Quadling mountains

    The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 10