The Orphans of Oz are amazingly numerous; the prevalence, even dominance, of parentless children in the Oz literature has attracted critical attenion. Sometimes the children are plainly called orphans; more often, they live with grandparents or uncles, their natural parents missing and their status unspecified.
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