Diamond Swan
The Diamond Swan is what Queen Coo-ee-oh was transformed into by the Su-dic, a swan whose feathers are scattered with diamonds.
First named in Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
The head of the Diamond Swan had a bill of polished gold and its eyes were two sparkling amethysts.
What the books say it is
size large 1 chapter
This Swan was of large size, very gracefully formed, and scattered all over its white feathers were tiny diamonds, so thickly placed that as the rays of the morning sun fell upon them the entire body of the Swan glistened like one brilliant diamond.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
colour white, covered in diamonds 1 chapter
This Swan was of large size, very gracefully formed, and scattered all over its white feathers were tiny diamonds, so thickly placed that as the rays of the morning sun fell upon them the entire body of the Swan glistened like one brilliant diamond.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
eyes two sparkling amethysts 1 chapter
The head of the Diamond Swan had a bill of polished gold and its eyes were two sparkling amethysts.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
appearance polished gold bill and sparkling amethyst eyes 1 chapter
The head of the Diamond Swan had a bill of polished gold and its eyes were two sparkling amethysts.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
appearance diamond-sprinkled feathers 1 chapter
But soon their attention was caught by a more brilliant sight, for here was the Diamond Swan swimming just before them, its long neck arched proudly, the amethyst eyes gleaming and all the diamond-sprinkled feathers glistening splendidly under the rays of the sun.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 17
appearance long neck arched proudly 1 chapter
But soon their attention was caught by a more brilliant sight, for here was the Diamond Swan swimming just before them, its long neck arched proudly, the amethyst eyes gleaming and all the diamond-sprinkled feathers glistening splendidly under the rays of the sun.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 17
appearance gracefully formed 1 chapter
This Swan was of large size, very gracefully formed, and scattered all over its white feathers were tiny diamonds, so thickly placed that as the rays of the morning sun fell upon them the entire body of the Swan glistened like one brilliant diamond.
Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
Appears in
Glinda of Oz (3 of 24 chapters)
Mentioned in
Glinda of Oz (2 of 24 chapters)
Connections from others
Su-dic enemy of Diamond Swan 1 chapter
stated in Glinda of Oz, ch. 13
Queen Coo-ee-oh transformed into Diamond Swan 1 chapter
stated in Glinda of Oz, ch. 11
