Enchanted Forest
also enchanted forest of Oz
The great green forest below the deserted Golden Castle, whose weeping willows, laughing vines and singing bushes are the bewitched King and people of Corumbia.
First named in The Yellow Knight of Oz, ch. 10
Rushing ahead, Sir Hokus forced his way between two giant oaks, and stepped into a great, rustling, green forest.
Where this is
placed In Oz worked out
read out of the chapters cited on this page, not stated in any one sentence of them
Stampedro tells Speedy in the forest 'This is the Magical Country of Oz' (ch.14), and ch.16 calls it 'the enchanted forest of Oz'.
Names in the books
called enchanted forest of Oz 1 chapter
The Yellow Knight of Oz16
What the books say it is
inhabitants the enchanted King, Knights and court of Corumbia 1 chapter
Oaks and pines all around them melted into Knights, hale, hearty, and splendid, with gleaming lances and shining armor.
The Yellow Knight of Oz, ch. 17
danger enchanted; those who tarry may be caught in an evil spell 1 chapter
This forest is enchanted and if we tarry here we may be caught in some evil spell.
The Yellow Knight of Oz, ch. 10
appearance great, rustling, green forest of mighty trees 1 chapter
Rushing ahead, Sir Hokus forced his way between two giant oaks, and stepped into a great, rustling, green forest.
The Yellow Knight of Oz, ch. 10