Then a stratingthning happened. Uncle Henry and Aunt Em .tomove. It turned around and around and up. It was in the center of the cyclone where the and south winds met. The winds pushed the house and higher. like a balloon.
The little house was carried over the prairie for miles and miles. Many hours went by. It was very dark now and the wind went on making its terrible roaring sound. At last Dorothy lay down on her bed with Toto beside her. The girl closed her eyes and she was soon fast asleep.
Hours later, Dorothy was woken up by a hard bump 14 Everything had gone still. The house had stopped turning and bright sunshine filled the room with light.