Jellia Jamb

What the books say it is

• size small 1 chapter

  • For that morning, Jellia Jamb, Ozma's small serving maid, looking from the castle window, had seen her mistress and the little group who were with her in the garden vanish before her eyes.

    The Lost King of Oz, ch. 17
• colour green (eyes and hair) 2 chapters

  • She seemed very sweet and modest, having a pretty face and beautiful green eyes and hair. A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles. Upon her silken waist clover leaves were embroidered, and she wore a jaunty little jacket trimmed with sparkling emeralds of a uniform size. “Why, it’s little Jellia Jamb!” exclaimed the Scarecrow, as the green maiden bowed her pretty head before him.

    The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 7

  • a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18
• colour dark hair and eyes 1 chapter

  • At their head was a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver. Dorothy ran up to her with evident pleasure, and exclaimed: "O, Jellia Jamb! I'm so glad to see you again.

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18
• hair green 2 chapters

  • She seemed very sweet and modest, having a pretty face and beautiful green eyes and hair. A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles.

    The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 7

  • a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18
• hair dark 1 chapter

  • a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18
• eyes beautiful green 1 chapter

  • She seemed very sweet and modest, having a pretty face and beautiful green eyes and hair. A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles.

    The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 7
• eyes dark 1 chapter

  • a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18
• appearance pretty 2 chapters

  • a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18

  • She seemed very sweet and modest, having a pretty face and beautiful green eyes and hair. A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles.

    The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 7
• wears a green silk skirt, green satin slippers, and a jacket trimmed with emeralds 1 chapter

  • She seemed very sweet and modest, having a pretty face and beautiful green eyes and hair. A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles. Upon her silken waist clover leaves were embroidered, and she wore a jaunty little jacket trimmed with sparkling emeralds of a uniform size. “Why, it’s little Jellia Jamb!” exclaimed the Scarecrow, as the green maiden bowed her pretty head before him.

    The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 7
• wears green dress embroidered with silver 1 chapter

  • At their head was a pretty little maid with dark hair and eyes, dressed all in green embroidered with silver. Dorothy ran up to her with evident pleasure, and exclaimed: "O, Jellia Jamb! I'm so glad to see you again.

    The Road to Oz, ch. 18
• wears a green gown 1 chapter

  • a pretty girl in a green gown cried out in surprise: "Why, it's Oz, the Wonderful Wizard, come back again!" The little man looked at her closely and then took both the maiden's hands in his and shook them cordially. "On my word," he exclaimed, "it's little Jellia Jamb--as pert and pretty as ever!

    Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz, ch. 15
• wears a green robe 1 chapter

  • Jellia at once departed on the errand, and she was gone so long that they had almost forgotten her mission when the green robed maiden returned with a troubled face.

    Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz, ch. 18
• trait sweet and modest 1 chapter

  • She seemed very sweet and modest, having a pretty face and beautiful green eyes and hair. A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles.

    The Marvelous Land of Oz, ch. 7
• trait sprightly 1 chapter

  • a sprightly little maid

    Ozma of Oz, ch. 20