AndhetoldthemoftheGreatMammothsandLizards，aslongasatrain，thatwanderedoverthemountainsinthosetimes，nibblingfromthetree—tops。Andoftentheygotsointerestedlistening，thatwhenhehadfinishedtheyfoundtheirfirehadgonerightout；andtheyhadtoscurryroundtogetmoresticksandbuildanewone。
NowwhentheKing’sarmyhadgonebackandtoldtheKingthattheycouldn’tfindtheDoctor，theKingsentthemoutagainandtoldthemtheymuststayinthejungletilltheycaughthim。Soallthistime，whiletheDoctorandhisanimalsweregoingalongtowardstheLandoftheMonkeys，thinkingthemselvesquitesafe，theywerestillbeingfollowedbytheKing’smen。
IfChee—Cheehadknownthis，hewouldmostlikelyhavehiddenthemagain。Buthedidn’tknowit。
OnedayChee—Cheeclimbedupahighrockandlookedoutoverthetree—tops。AndwhenhecamedownhesaidtheywerenowquiteclosetotheLandoftheMonkeysandwouldsoonbethere。
Andthatsameevening，sureenough，theysawChee—Chee’scousinandalotofothermonkeys，whohadnotyetgotsick，sittinginthetreesbytheedgeofaswamp，lookingandwaitingforthem。Andwhentheysawthefamousdoctorreallycome，thesemonkeysmadeatremendousnoise，cheeringandwavingleavesandswingingoutofthebranchestogreethim。