Forest of Gugu

also Gugu Forest · Gugu

The biggest forest in Oz, home to most of the wild beasts that inhabit the land, ruled by Gugu the Leopard King.

Over this vast, wild Forest of Gugu flew two eagles, one morning, and near the center of the jungle the eagles alighted on a branch of a tall tree.

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placed In Oz worked out

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region the central western part of the Gillikin Country 1 chapter
- In the central western part of the Gillikin Country is a great tangle of trees called Gugu Forest.
  The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
size vast 1 chapter
- Over this vast, wild Forest of Gugu flew two eagles, one morning, and near the center of the jungle the eagles alighted on a branch of a tall tree.
  The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
colour yellow 1 chapter
- In Gugu Forest there is a King--an enormous yellow leopard called "Gugu"--after whom the forest is named.
  The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
appearance great tangle of trees 1 chapter
- In the central western part of the Gillikin Country is a great tangle of trees called Gugu Forest.
  The Magic of Oz, ch. 7

law in force The beasts of the forest may not fight 2 chapters
- In spite of the laws of the forests there are often fights among the beasts; some of them have lost an eye or an ear or even had a leg torn off.
  The Magic of Oz, ch. 7
- All this was against the Laws of the Forest, and when the excitement was over, Gugu the Leopard King called his royal Counselors together to decide how best to punish the offenders.
  The Magic of Oz, ch. 8