The Magic of Oz™

Urtha

Urtha is a little maiden made of flowers and earth who is magically brought to life by Grampa and Tatters in the wizard Gorba's garden.

First named in Grampa in Oz, ch. 6

Oh, I remember now the old wizard telling the birds my name was Urtha, because I’m made of earth!”

What the books say it is

  • made of earth 1 chapter
    • Oh, I remember now the old wizard telling the birds my name was Urtha, because I’m made of earth!”
      Grampa in Oz, ch. 6
  • eyes deep blue, like violets 1 chapter
    • Her face, hands and neck were of the tiniest white blossoms, her eyes, deep blue violets, her mouth a rose bud and her nose and brows delicately marked with pink stems.
      Grampa in Oz, ch. 6
  • eyes no bluer than violets 1 chapter
    • Violets were no bluer than Urtha’s eyes; roses never pinker than Urtha’s cheeks; apple blossoms no fairer than Urtha’s skin.
      Grampa in Oz, ch. 21
  • appearance cheeks pinker than roses, skin fairer than apple blossoms 1 chapter
    • Violets were no bluer than Urtha’s eyes; roses never pinker than Urtha’s cheeks; apple blossoms no fairer than Urtha’s skin.
      Grampa in Oz, ch. 21
  • wears a dress of flowers buttoned with pansies 1 chapter
    • The waist was of every soft, silken flower you could think of, buttoned all the way down the front with pansies, while her skirts—a thick cluster of blossoming vines—fluttered gaily about her tiny lady slippers.
      Grampa in Oz, ch. 6
  • trait gentle 1 chapter

Appears in

Grampa in Oz (10 of 22 chapters)

Mentioned in

Grampa in Oz (3 of 22 chapters)

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