Location in The Oz Series
Australia
A far country across the ocean, home to relatives Dorothy and her Uncle Henry have never met; Uncle Henry sets out by ship to visit his cousins there and take a rest, bringing Dorothy along, though a storm sweeps her off course before they arrive.
Appears in 5 chapters, first in chapter 49, last in chapter 83.
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What the story establishes
| Physical constraints | Reached only by a long ocean voyage far out upon the waters, across the sea that separates it from Kansas. |
Relationships
- contains → Sydney ch. 69Sydney is shown as the Australian city where Uncle Henry has been living, seated in a pleasant room, since Dorothy's magic-picture vision shifts to Australia and reveals him there.
- located in ← Uncle Henry (ended) ch. 68–69Uncle Henry recovered in Sydney, Australia after Dorothy's nursing, and has since left Australia with her, traveling by ship back to San Francisco.
From the text
going with her Uncle Henry to Australia, to visit some relatives they had never before seen.Chapter 49