Tsing Tsing
Tsing Tsing is the Empress, wife of Emperor Chang Wang Woe, who nursed a magic crocus that grew into the beanstalk.
First named in The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 7
Your wife, Tsing Tsing, the beautiful, took the crocus, which was fading rapidly, and planted it in a silver bowl in the center of this very hall and for three days kept it fresh with her tears.
What the books say it is
role Fisher's daughter 1 chapter
And this is what Happy sung: Tsing Tsing, a Silver Fisher's daughter, Was fishing in the silver water.
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 8
size large 1 chapter
disclosed the picture of a large, gray lady with curiously small eyes and a curiously large nose.
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 7
colour silver 1 chapter
The moon shone on her silver hair
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 8
colour gray 1 chapter
disclosed the picture of a large, gray lady with curiously small eyes and a curiously large nose.
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 7
hair silver 1 chapter
The moon shone on her silver hair And there were fishes everywhere!
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 8
eyes curiously small 1 chapter
disclosed the picture of a large, gray lady with curiously small eyes and a curiously large nose.
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 7
appearance beautiful 1 chapter
"Your wife, Tsing Tsing, the beautiful, took the crocus, which was fading rapidly, and planted it in a silver bowl in the center of this very hall and for three days kept it fresh with her tears.
The Royal Book of Oz, ch. 7