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| alicewasbeginningtogetverytiredofsittingbyhersisteronthe | |
| bankandofhavingnothingtodoonceortwiceshehadpeepedintothe | |
| bookhersisterwasreadingbutithadnopicturesorconversationsin | |
| itandwhatistheuseofabookthoughtalicewithoutpicturesor | |
| conversation | |
| soshewasconsideringinherownmindaswellasshecouldforthe | |
| hotdaymadeherfeelverysleepyandstupidwhetherthepleasure | |
| ofmakingadaisychainwouldbeworththetroubleofgettingupand | |
| pickingthedaisieswhensuddenlyawhiterabbitwithpinkeyesran | |
| closebyher | |
| therewasnothingsoveryremarkableinthatnordidalicethinkitso | |
| verymuchoutofthewaytoheartherabbitsaytoitselfohdear | |
| occurredtoherthatsheoughttohavewonderedatthisbutatthetime | |
| itallseemedquitenaturalbutwhentherabbitactuallytookawatch | |
| outofitswaistcoatpocketandlookedatitandthenhurriedon | |
| alicestartedtoherfeetforitflashedacrosshermindthatshehad | |
| neverbeforeseenarabbitwitheitherawaistcoatpocketorawatch | |
| totakeoutofitandburningwithcuriositysheranacrossthefield | |
| afteritandfortunatelywasjustintimetoseeitpopdownalarge | |
| rabbitholeunderthehedge | |
| inanothermomentdownwentaliceafteritneveronceconsideringhow | |
| intheworldshewastogetoutagain | |
| therabbitholewentstraightonlikeatunnelforsomewayandthen | |
| dippedsuddenlydownsosuddenlythatalicehadnotamomenttothink | |
| aboutstoppingherselfbeforeshefoundherselffallingdownaverydeep | |
| well | |
| eitherthewellwasverydeeporshefellveryslowlyforshehad | |
| plentyoftimeasshewentdowntolookaboutherandtowonderwhatwas | |
| goingtohappennextfirstshetriedtolookdownandmakeoutwhat | |
| shewascomingtobutitwastoodarktoseeanythingthenshe | |
| lookedatthesidesofthewellandnoticedthattheywerefilledwith | |
| cupboardsandbookshelveshereandthereshesawmapsandpictures | |
| hunguponpegsshetookdownajarfromoneoftheshelvesas | |
| shepasseditwaslabelledorangemarmaladebuttohergreat | |
| disappointmentitwasemptyshedidnotliketodropthejarforfear | |
| ofkillingsomebodysomanagedtoputitintooneofthecupboardsas | |
| shefellpastit | |
| ofthehousewhichwasverylikelytrue | |
| somewherenearthecentreoftheearthletmeseethatwouldbefour | |
| thingsofthissortinherlessonsintheschoolroomandthoughthis | |
| wasnotaverygoodopportunityforshowingoffherknowledgeasthere | |
| wasnoonetolistentoherstillitwasgoodpracticetosayitover | |
| longitudeeitherbutthoughttheywerenicegrandwordstosay | |
| throughtheairdoyouthinkyoucouldmanageitandwhatan | |
| downdowndowntherewasnothingelsetodosoalicesoonbegan | |
| begantogetrathersleepyandwentonsayingtoherselfinadreamy | |
| sortofwaydocatseatbatsdocatseatbatsandsometimesdo | |
| offandhadjustbeguntodreamthatshewaswalkinghandinhandwith | |
| didyouevereatabatwhensuddenlythumpthumpdownshecameupon | |
| aheapofsticksanddryleavesandthefallwasover | |
| alicewasnotabithurtandshejumpedupontoherfeetinamoment | |
| shelookedupbutitwasalldarkoverheadbeforeherwasanother | |
| longpassageandthewhiterabbitwasstillinsighthurryingdownit | |
| therewasnotamomenttobelostawaywentalicelikethewindand | |
| wasjustintimetohearitsayasitturnedacornerohmyears | |
| turnedthecornerbuttherabbitwasnolongertobeseenshefound | |
| herselfinalonglowhallwhichwaslitupbyarowoflampshanging | |
| fromtheroof | |
| thereweredoorsallroundthehallbuttheywerealllockedandwhen | |
| alicehadbeenallthewaydownonesideanduptheothertryingevery | |
| doorshewalkedsadlydownthemiddlewonderinghowshewaseverto | |
| getoutagain | |
| suddenlyshecameuponalittlethreeleggedtableallmadeofsolid | |
| firstthoughtwasthatitmightbelongtooneofthedoorsofthehall | |
| butalaseitherthelocksweretoolargeorthekeywastoosmall | |
| butatanyrateitwouldnotopenanyofthemhoweveronthesecond | |
| timeroundshecameuponalowcurtainshehadnotnoticedbeforeand | |
| behinditwasalittledooraboutfifteenincheshighshetriedthe | |
| littlegoldenkeyinthelockandtohergreatdelightitfitted | |
| aliceopenedthedoorandfoundthatitledintoasmallpassagenot | |
| muchlargerthanaratholeshekneltdownandlookedalongthepassage | |
| intotheloveliestgardenyoueversawhowshelongedtogetoutof | |
| thatdarkhallandwanderaboutamongthosebedsofbrightflowersand | |
| thosecoolfountainsbutshecouldnotevengetherheadthroughthe | |
| doorwayandevenifmyheadwouldgothroughthoughtpooraliceit | |
| foryouseesomanyoutofthewaythingshadhappenedlately | |
| thatalicehadbeguntothinkthatveryfewthingsindeedwerereally | |
| impossible | |
| thereseemedtobenouseinwaitingbythelittledoorsoshewent | |
| backtothetablehalfhopingshemightfindanotherkeyonitorat | |
| anyrateabookofrulesforshuttingpeopleupliketelescopesthis | |
| timeshefoundalittlebottleonitwhichcertainlywasnothere | |
| beforesaidaliceandroundtheneckofthebottlewasapaper | |
| labelwiththewordsdrinkmebeautifullyprintedonitinlarge | |
| letters | |
| itwasallverywelltosaydrinkmebutthewiselittlealicewas | |
| littlehistoriesaboutchildrenwhohadgotburntandeatenupbywild | |
| beastsandotherunpleasantthingsallbecausetheywouldnotremember | |
| thesimplerulestheirfriendshadtaughtthemsuchasthataredhot | |
| pokerwillburnyouifyouholdittoolongandthatifyoucutyour | |
| fingerverydeeplywithaknifeitusuallybleedsandshehadnever | |
| forgottenthatifyoudrinkmuchfromabottlemarkedpoisonitis | |
| almostcertaintodisagreewithyousoonerorlater | |
| howeverthisbottlewasnotmarkedpoisonsoaliceventuredtotaste | |
| itandfindingitveryniceithadinfactasortofmixedflavour | |
| ofcherrytartcustardpineappleroastturkeytoffeeandhot | |
| butteredtoastsheverysoonfinisheditoff | |
| telescope | |
| andsoitwasindeedshewasnowonlytenincheshighandherface | |
| brightenedupatthethoughtthatshewasnowtherightsizeforgoing | |
| throughthelittledoorintothatlovelygardenfirsthowevershe | |
| waitedforafewminutestoseeifshewasgoingtoshrinkanyfurther | |
| shefeltalittlenervousaboutthisforitmightendyouknowsaid | |
| candleislikeafterthecandleisblownoutforshecouldnotremember | |
| everhavingseensuchathing | |
| afterawhilefindingthatnothingmorehappenedshedecidedongoing | |
| intothegardenatoncebutalasforpooralicewhenshegottothe | |
| doorshefoundshehadforgottenthelittlegoldenkeyandwhenshe | |
| wentbacktothetableforitshefoundshecouldnotpossiblyreach | |
| itshecouldseeitquiteplainlythroughtheglassandshetriedher | |
| besttoclimbuponeofthelegsofthetablebutitwastooslippery | |
| andwhenshehadtiredherselfoutwithtryingthepoorlittlething | |
| satdownandcried | |
| gaveherselfverygoodadvicethoughsheveryseldomfollowedit | |
| andsometimesshescoldedherselfsoseverelyastobringtearsinto | |
| hereyesandoncesherememberedtryingtoboxherownearsforhaving | |
| cheatedherselfinagameofcroquetshewasplayingagainstherself | |
| forthiscuriouschildwasveryfondofpretendingtobetwopeople | |
| soonhereyefellonalittleglassboxthatwaslyingunderthetable | |
| sheopeneditandfoundinitaverysmallcakeonwhichthewords | |
| sheatealittlebitandsaidanxiouslytoherselfwhichwaywhich | |
| wayholdingherhandonthetopofherheadtofeelwhichwayitwas | |
| growingandshewasquitesurprisedtofindthatsheremainedthesame | |
| sizetobesurethisgenerallyhappenswhenoneeatscakebutalice | |
| hadgotsomuchintothewayofexpectingnothingbutoutoftheway | |
| thingstohappenthatitseemedquitedullandstupidforlifetogoon | |
| inthecommonway | |
| soshesettoworkandverysoonfinishedoffthecake | |
| curiouserandcuriousercriedaliceshewassomuchsurprisedthat | |
| openingoutlikethelargesttelescopethateverwasgoodbyefeet | |
| forwhenshelookeddownatherfeettheyseemedtobealmostoutof | |
| andshewentonplanningtoherselfhowshewouldmanageittheymust | |
| justthenherheadstruckagainsttheroofofthehallinfactshewas | |
| nowmorethanninefeethighandsheatoncetookupthelittlegolden | |
| keyandhurriedofftothegardendoor | |
| pooraliceitwasasmuchasshecoulddolyingdownononesideto | |
| lookthroughintothegardenwithoneeyebuttogetthroughwasmore | |
| hopelessthanevershesatdownandbegantocryagain | |
| yououghttobeashamedofyourselfsaidaliceagreatgirllike | |
| youshemightwellsaythistogooncryinginthiswaystopthis | |
| tearsuntiltherewasalargepoolallroundheraboutfourinches | |
| deepandreachinghalfdownthehall | |
| afteratimesheheardalittlepatteringoffeetinthedistanceand | |
| shehastilydriedhereyestoseewhatwascomingitwasthewhite | |
| rabbitreturningsplendidlydressedwithapairofwhitekidglovesin | |
| onehandandalargefanintheotherhecametrottingalonginagreat | |
| hurrymutteringtohimselfashecameohtheduchesstheduchess | |
| desperatethatshewasreadytoaskhelpofanyonesowhentherabbit | |
| therabbitstartedviolentlydroppedthewhitekidglovesandthefan | |
| alicetookupthefanandglovesandasthehallwasveryhotshe | |
| keptfanningherselfallthetimeshewentontalkingdeardearhow | |
| queereverythingistodayandyesterdaythingswentonjustasusual | |
| overallthechildrensheknewthatwereofthesameageasherselfto | |
| seeifshecouldhavebeenchangedforanyofthem | |
| seefourtimesfiveistwelveandfourtimessixisthirteenand | |
| londonisthecapitalofparisandparisisthecapitalofromeand | |
| handsonherlapasifsheweresayinglessonsandbegantorepeatit | |
| buthervoicesoundedhoarseandstrangeandthewordsdidnotcomethe | |
| sameastheyusedtodo | |
| howdoththelittlecrocodile | |
| improvehisshiningtail | |
| andpourthewatersofthenile | |
| oneverygoldenscale | |
| howcheerfullyheseemstogrin | |
| howneatlyspreadhisclaws | |
| andwelcomelittlefishesin | |
| withgentlysmilingjaws | |
| ofbeingallalonehere | |
| asshesaidthisshelookeddownatherhandsandwassurprisedtosee | |
| begrowingsmallagainshegotupandwenttothetabletomeasure | |
| herselfbyitandfoundthatasnearlyasshecouldguessshewasnow | |
| abouttwofeethighandwasgoingonshrinkingrapidlyshesoonfound | |
| outthatthecauseofthiswasthefanshewasholdingandshedropped | |
| ithastilyjustintimetoavoidshrinkingawayaltogether | |
| thatwasanarrowescapesaidaliceagooddealfrightenedatthe | |
| suddenchangebutverygladtofindherselfstillinexistenceand | |
| nowforthegardenandsheranwithallspeedbacktothelittledoor | |
| butalasthelittledoorwasshutagainandthelittlegoldenkeywas | |
| lyingontheglasstableasbeforeandthingsareworsethanever | |
| asshesaidthesewordsherfootslippedandinanothermomentsplash | |
| shewasuptoherchininsaltwaterherfirstideawasthatshe | |
| railwayshesaidtoherselfalicehadbeentotheseasideoncein | |
| herlifeandhadcometothegeneralconclusionthatwhereveryougo | |
| toontheenglishcoastyoufindanumberofbathingmachinesinthe | |
| seasomechildrendigginginthesandwithwoodenspadesthenarow | |
| oflodginghousesandbehindthemarailwaystationhowevershesoon | |
| madeoutthatshewasinthepooloftearswhichshehadweptwhenshe | |
| wasninefeethigh | |
| beingdrownedinmyowntearsthatwillbeaqueerthingtobesure | |
| howevereverythingisqueertoday | |
| justthensheheardsomethingsplashingaboutinthepoolalittleway | |
| offandsheswamnearertomakeoutwhatitwasatfirstshethought | |
| itmustbeawalrusorhippopotamusbutthensherememberedhowsmall | |
| shewasnowandshesoonmadeoutthatitwasonlyamousethathad | |
| slippedinlikeherself | |
| woulditbeofanyusenowthoughtalicetospeaktothismouse | |
| wayofspeakingtoamouseshehadneverdonesuchathingbeforebut | |
| inquisitivelyandseemedtohertowinkwithoneofitslittleeyes | |
| butitsaidnothing | |
| afrenchmousecomeoverwithwilliamtheconquerorforwithall | |
| herknowledgeofhistoryalicehadnoveryclearnotionhowlongago | |
| wasthefirstsentenceinherfrenchlessonbookthemousegavea | |
| suddenleapoutofthewaterandseemedtoquiveralloverwithfright | |
| notlikecatscriedthemouseinashrillpassionatevoicewould | |
| youlikecatsifyouwereme | |
| takeafancytocatsifyoucouldonlyseehersheissuchadearquiet | |
| thingalicewentonhalftoherselfassheswamlazilyaboutinthe | |
| poolandshesitspurringsonicelybythefirelickingherpawsand | |
| aliceagainforthistimethemousewasbristlingalloverandshe | |
| weindeedcriedthemousewhowastremblingdowntotheendofhis | |
| conversationareyouareyoufondofofdogsthemousedidnot | |
| answersoalicewentoneagerlythereissuchanicelittledognear | |
| saysitkillsalltheratsandohdearcriedaliceinasorrowful | |
| awayfromherashardasitcouldgoandmakingquiteacommotionin | |
| thepoolasitwent | |
| soshecalledsoftlyafteritmousedeardocomebackagainandwe | |
| mouseheardthisitturnedroundandswamslowlybacktoherits | |
| facewasquitepalewithpassionalicethoughtanditsaidinalow | |
| itwashightimetogoforthepoolwasgettingquitecrowdedwiththe | |
| birdsandanimalsthathadfallenintoittherewereaduckandadodo | |
| aloryandaneagletandseveralothercuriouscreaturesaliceledthe | |
| wayandthewholepartyswamtotheshore | |
| theywereindeedaqueerlookingpartythatassembledonthebankthe | |
| birdswithdraggledfeatherstheanimalswiththeirfurclingingclose | |
| tothemandalldrippingwetcrossanduncomfortable | |
| thefirstquestionofcoursewashowtogetdryagaintheyhada | |
| consultationaboutthisandafterafewminutesitseemedquitenatural | |
| toalicetofindherselftalkingfamiliarlywiththemasifshehad | |
| knownthemallherlifeindeedshehadquitealongargumentwiththe | |
| youandmustknowbetterandthisalicewouldnotallowwithout | |
| knowinghowolditwasandasthelorypositivelyrefusedtotellits | |
| agetherewasnomoretobesaid | |
| atlastthemousewhoseemedtobeapersonofauthorityamongthem | |
| dryenoughtheyallsatdownatonceinalargeringwiththemouse | |
| inthemiddlealicekepthereyesanxiouslyfixedonitforshefelt | |
| sureshewouldcatchabadcoldifshedidnotgetdryverysoon | |
| ahemsaidthemousewithanimportantairareyouallreadythis | |
| theconquerorwhosecausewasfavouredbythepopewassoonsubmitted | |
| tobytheenglishwhowantedleadersandhadbeenoflatemuch | |
| ughsaidthelorywithashiver | |
| youspeak | |
| foundwhatsaidtheduck | |
| founditthemouserepliedrathercrosslyofcourseyouknowwhat | |
| itmeans | |
| archbishopfind | |
| itadvisabletogowithedgarathelingtomeetwilliamandofferhimthe | |
| toaliceasitspoke | |
| drymeatall | |
| thatthemeetingadjournfortheimmediateadoptionofmoreenergetic | |
| theeagletbentdownitsheadtohideasmilesomeoftheotherbirds | |
| titteredaudibly | |
| thebestthingtogetusdrywouldbeacaucusrace | |
| whatisacaucusracesaidalicenotthatshewantedmuchtoknow | |
| butthedodohadpausedasifitthoughtthatsomebodyoughttospeak | |
| andnooneelseseemedinclinedtosayanything | |
| whysaidthedodothebestwaytoexplainitistodoitandas | |
| youhowthedodomanagedit | |
| firstitmarkedoutaracecourseinasortofcircletheexact | |
| alongthecoursehereandtheretherewasnoonetwothreeand | |
| awaybuttheybeganrunningwhentheylikedandleftoffwhenthey | |
| likedsothatitwasnoteasytoknowwhentheracewasoverhowever | |
| whentheyhadbeenrunninghalfanhourorsoandwerequitedryagain | |
| thedodosuddenlycalledouttheraceisoverandtheyallcrowded | |
| rounditpantingandaskingbutwhohaswon | |
| thisquestionthedodocouldnotanswerwithoutagreatdealofthought | |
| anditsatforalongtimewithonefingerpresseduponitsforehead | |
| thepositioninwhichyouusuallyseeshakespeareinthepictures | |
| ofhimwhiletherestwaitedinsilenceatlastthedodosaid | |
| everybodyhaswonandallmusthaveprizes | |
| butwhoistogivetheprizesquiteachorusofvoicesasked | |
| whysheofcoursesaidthedodopointingtoalicewithonefinger | |
| andthewholepartyatoncecrowdedroundhercallingoutinaconfused | |
| wayprizesprizes | |
| alicehadnoideawhattodoandindespairsheputherhandinher | |
| pocketandpulledoutaboxofcomfitsluckilythesaltwaterhad | |
| notgotintoitandhandedthemroundasprizestherewasexactlyone | |
| apieceallround | |
| butshemusthaveaprizeherselfyouknowsaidthemouse | |
| ofcoursethedodorepliedverygravelywhatelsehaveyougotin | |
| yourpockethewentonturningtoalice | |
| onlyathimblesaidalicesadly | |
| handitoverheresaidthedodo | |
| thentheyallcrowdedroundheroncemorewhilethedodosolemnly | |
| presentedthethimblesayingwebegyouracceptanceofthiselegant | |
| thimbleandwhenithadfinishedthisshortspeechtheyallcheered | |
| alicethoughtthewholethingveryabsurdbuttheyalllookedsograve | |
| thatshedidnotdaretolaughandasshecouldnotthinkofanything | |
| tosayshesimplybowedandtookthethimblelookingassolemnasshe | |
| could | |
| thenextthingwastoeatthecomfitsthiscausedsomenoiseand | |
| confusionasthelargebirdscomplainedthattheycouldnottaste | |
| theirsandthesmalloneschokedandhadtobepattedontheback | |
| howeveritwasoveratlastandtheysatdownagaininaringand | |
| beggedthemousetotellthemsomethingmore | |
| youpromisedtotellmeyourhistoryyouknowsaidaliceandwhy | |
| wouldbeoffendedagain | |
| mineisalongandasadtalesaidthemouseturningtoaliceand | |
| sighing | |
| itisalongtailcertainlysaidalicelookingdownwithwonderat | |
| aboutitwhilethemousewasspeakingsothatherideaofthetalewas | |
| somethinglikethis | |
| furysaidtoa | |
| mousethathe | |
| metinthe | |
| house | |
| letus | |
| bothgoto | |
| prosecute | |
| youcome | |
| denialwe | |
| musthavea | |
| trialfor | |
| reallythis | |
| nothing | |
| todo | |
| saidthe | |
| mousetothe | |
| cursuch | |
| atrial | |
| dearsir | |
| with | |
| nojury | |
| orjudge | |
| wouldbe | |
| wasting | |
| our | |
| breath | |
| bejury | |
| said | |
| cunning | |
| oldfury | |
| trythe | |
| whole | |
| cause | |
| and | |
| condemn | |
| you | |
| to | |
| death | |
| youarenotattendingsaidthemousetoaliceseverelywhatareyou | |
| thinkingof | |
| aknotsaidalicealwaysreadytomakeherselfusefulandlooking | |
| anxiouslyaboutherohdoletmehelptoundoit | |
| awayyouinsultmebytalkingsuchnonsense | |
| youknow | |
| themouseonlygrowledinreply | |
| pleasecomebackandfinishyourstoryalicecalledafteritandthe | |
| othersalljoinedinchorusyespleasedobutthemouseonlyshook | |
| itsheadimpatientlyandwalkedalittlequicker | |
| outofsightandanoldcrabtooktheopportunityofsayingtoher | |
| daughterahmydearletthisbealessontoyounevertolose | |
| yourtemperholdyourtonguemasaidtheyoungcrabalittle | |
| lory | |
| alicerepliedeagerlyforshewasalwaysreadytotalkaboutherpet | |
| thisspeechcausedaremarkablesensationamongthepartysomeofthe | |
| birdshurriedoffatonceoneoldmagpiebeganwrappingitselfupvery | |
| onvariouspretextstheyallmovedoffandalicewassoonleftalone | |
| anymoreandherepooralicebegantocryagainforshefeltvery | |
| lonelyandlowspiritedinalittlewhilehoweversheagainheard | |
| alittlepatteringoffootstepsinthedistanceandshelookedup | |
| eagerlyhalfhopingthatthemousehadchangedhismindandwascoming | |
| backtofinishhisstory | |
| itwasthewhiterabbittrottingslowlybackagainandlooking | |
| anxiouslyaboutasitwentasifithadlostsomethingandsheheard | |
| itmutteringtoitselftheduchesstheduchessohmydearpawsoh | |
| momentthatitwaslookingforthefanandthepairofwhitekidgloves | |
| andsheverygoodnaturedlybeganhuntingaboutforthembuttheywere | |
| nowheretobeseeneverythingseemedtohavechangedsinceherswimin | |
| thepoolandthegreathallwiththeglasstableandthelittledoor | |
| hadvanishedcompletely | |
| verysoontherabbitnoticedaliceasshewenthuntingaboutand | |
| calledouttoherinanangrytonewhymaryannwhatareyoudoing | |
| outhererunhomethismomentandfetchmeapairofglovesandafan | |
| quicknowandalicewassomuchfrightenedthatsheranoffatonce | |
| inthedirectionitpointedtowithouttryingtoexplainthemistakeit | |
| hadmade | |
| hetookmeforhishousemaidshesaidtoherselfassheranhow | |
| cameuponaneatlittlehouseonthedoorofwhichwasabrightbrass | |
| knockingandhurriedupstairsingreatfearlestsheshouldmeetthe | |
| realmaryannandbeturnedoutofthehousebeforeshehadfoundthe | |
| fanandgloves | |
| howqueeritseemsalicesaidtoherselftobegoingmessagesfor | |
| beganfancyingthesortofthingthatwouldhappenmissalicecome | |
| heredirectlyandgetreadyforyourwalkcominginaminute | |
| beganorderingpeopleaboutlikethat | |
| bythistimeshehadfoundherwayintoatidylittleroomwithatable | |
| inthewindowandonitasshehadhopedafanandtwoorthreepairs | |
| oftinywhitekidglovesshetookupthefanandapairofthegloves | |
| andwasjustgoingtoleavetheroomwhenhereyefelluponalittle | |
| bottlethatstoodnearthelookingglasstherewasnolabelthistime | |
| withthewordsdrinkmebutneverthelesssheuncorkeditandputit | |
| itdidsoindeedandmuchsoonerthanshehadexpectedbeforeshehad | |
| drunkhalfthebottleshefoundherheadpressingagainsttheceiling | |
| andhadtostooptosaveherneckfrombeingbrokenshehastilyput | |
| drunkquitesomuch | |
| alasitwastoolatetowishthatshewentongrowingandgrowing | |
| andverysoonhadtokneeldownonthefloorinanotherminutethere | |
| wasnotevenroomforthisandshetriedtheeffectoflyingdownwith | |
| oneelbowagainstthedoorandtheotherarmcurledroundherhead | |
| stillshewentongrowingandasalastresourcesheputonearmout | |
| candonomorewhateverhappenswhatwillbecomeofme | |
| luckilyforalicethelittlemagicbottlehadnowhaditsfulleffect | |
| andshegrewnolargerstillitwasveryuncomfortableandasthere | |
| seemedtobenosortofchanceofherevergettingoutoftheroom | |
| againnowondershefeltunhappy | |
| alwaysgrowinglargerandsmallerandbeingorderedaboutbymiceand | |
| ohyoufoolishalicesheansweredherselfhowcanyoulearn | |
| foranylessonbooks | |
| andsoshewentontakingfirstonesideandthentheotherandmaking | |
| quiteaconversationofitaltogetherbutafterafewminutessheheard | |
| avoiceoutsideandstoppedtolisten | |
| maryannmaryannsaidthevoicefetchmemyglovesthismoment | |
| thencamealittlepatteringoffeetonthestairsaliceknewitwas | |
| therabbitcomingtolookforherandshetrembledtillsheshookthe | |
| housequiteforgettingthatshewasnowaboutathousandtimesaslarge | |
| astherabbitandhadnoreasontobeafraidofit | |
| presentlytherabbitcameuptothedoorandtriedtoopenitbutas | |
| goroundandgetinatthewindow | |
| sheheardtherabbitjustunderthewindowshesuddenlyspreadouther | |
| handandmadeasnatchintheairshedidnotgetholdofanything | |
| butsheheardalittleshriekandafallandacrashofbrokenglass | |
| fromwhichsheconcludedthatitwasjustpossibleithadfallenintoa | |
| cucumberframeorsomethingofthesort | |
| diggingforapplesindeedsaidtherabbitangrilyherecomeand | |
| helpmeoutofthissoundsofmorebrokenglass | |
| anarmyougoosewhoeversawonethatsizewhyitfillsthewhole | |
| window | |
| therewasalongsilenceafterthisandalicecouldonlyhearwhispers | |
| handagainandmadeanothersnatchintheairthistimetherewere | |
| twolittleshrieksandmoresoundsofbrokenglasswhatanumberof | |
| shewaitedforsometimewithouthearinganythingmoreatlastcamea | |
| rumblingoflittlecartwheelsandthesoundofagoodmanyvoices | |
| godownthechimney | |
| shedrewherfootasfardownthechimneyasshecouldandwaited | |
| scratchingandscramblingaboutinthechimneycloseaboveherthen | |
| sayingtoherselfthisisbillshegaveonesharpkickandwaitedto | |
| seewhatwouldhappennext | |
| thefirstthingsheheardwasageneralchorusoftheregoesbill | |
| silenceandthenanotherconfusionofvoicesholduphisheadbrandy | |
| usallaboutit | |
| soyoudidoldfellowsaidtheothers | |
| roofoffafteraminuteortwotheybeganmovingaboutagainand | |
| forthenextmomentashoweroflittlepebblescamerattlinginatthe | |
| whichproducedanotherdeadsilence | |
| alicenoticedwithsomesurprisethatthepebbleswereallturninginto | |
| littlecakesastheylayonthefloorandabrightideacameintoher | |
| sosheswallowedoneofthecakesandwasdelightedtofindthatshe | |
| beganshrinkingdirectlyassoonasshewassmallenoughtogetthrough | |
| thedoorsheranoutofthehouseandfoundquiteacrowdoflittle | |
| animalsandbirdswaitingoutsidethepoorlittlelizardbillwas | |
| inthemiddlebeingheldupbytwoguineapigswhoweregivingit | |
| somethingoutofabottletheyallmadearushatalicethemomentshe | |
| appearedbutsheranoffashardasshecouldandsoonfoundherself | |
| safeinathickwood | |
| aboutinthewoodistogrowtomyrightsizeagainandthesecond | |
| thebestplan | |
| itsoundedanexcellentplannodoubtandveryneatlyandsimply | |
| arrangedtheonlydifficultywasthatshehadnotthesmallestidea | |
| howtosetaboutitandwhileshewaspeeringaboutanxiouslyamong | |
| thetreesalittlesharpbarkjustoverherheadmadeherlookupina | |
| greathurry | |
| anenormouspuppywaslookingdownatherwithlargeroundeyesand | |
| feeblystretchingoutonepawtryingtotouchherpoorlittlething | |
| saidaliceinacoaxingtoneandshetriedhardtowhistletoitbut | |
| shewasterriblyfrightenedallthetimeatthethoughtthatitmightbe | |
| hungryinwhichcaseitwouldbeverylikelytoeatherupinspiteof | |
| allhercoaxing | |
| hardlyknowingwhatshedidshepickedupalittlebitofstickand | |
| helditouttothepuppywhereuponthepuppyjumpedintotheairoff | |
| allitsfeetatoncewithayelpofdelightandrushedatthestick | |
| andmadebelievetoworryitthenalicedodgedbehindagreatthistle | |
| tokeepherselffrombeingrunoverandthemomentsheappearedonthe | |
| othersidethepuppymadeanotherrushatthestickandtumbledhead | |
| overheelsinitshurrytogetholdofitthenalicethinkingitwas | |
| verylikehavingagameofplaywithacarthorseandexpectingevery | |
| momenttobetrampledunderitsfeetranroundthethistleagainthen | |
| thepuppybeganaseriesofshortchargesatthestickrunningavery | |
| littlewayforwardseachtimeandalongwaybackandbarkinghoarsely | |
| allthewhiletillatlastitsatdownagoodwayoffpantingwith | |
| itstonguehangingoutofitsmouthanditsgreateyeshalfshut | |
| thisseemedtoaliceagoodopportunityformakingherescapesoshe | |
| setoffatonceandrantillshewasquitetiredandoutofbreathand | |
| andyetwhatadearlittlepuppyitwassaidaliceassheleant | |
| againstabuttercuptorestherselfandfannedherselfwithoneofthe | |
| questioniswhat | |
| thegreatquestioncertainlywaswhatalicelookedallroundherat | |
| theflowersandthebladesofgrassbutshedidnotseeanythingthat | |
| lookedliketherightthingtoeatordrinkunderthecircumstances | |
| therewasalargemushroomgrowingnearheraboutthesameheightas | |
| herselfandwhenshehadlookedunderitandonbothsidesofitand | |
| behindititoccurredtoherthatshemightaswelllookandseewhat | |
| wasonthetopofit | |
| shestretchedherselfupontiptoeandpeepedovertheedgeofthe | |
| mushroomandhereyesimmediatelymetthoseofalargecaterpillar | |
| thatwassittingonthetopwithitsarmsfoldedquietlysmokingalong | |
| hookahandtakingnotthesmallestnoticeofherorofanythingelse | |
| thecaterpillarandalicelookedateachotherforsometimeinsilence | |
| atlastthecaterpillartookthehookahoutofitsmouthandaddressed | |
| herinalanguidsleepyvoice | |
| whoareyousaidthecaterpillar | |
| thiswasnotanencouragingopeningforaconversationalicereplied | |
| changedseveraltimessincethen | |
| whatdoyoumeanbythatsaidthecaterpillarsternlyexplain | |
| yourself | |
| myselfyousee | |
| differentsizesinadayisveryconfusing | |
| havetoturnintoachrysalisyouwillsomedayyouknowandthen | |
| notabitsaidthecaterpillar | |
| isitwouldfeelveryqueertome | |
| yousaidthecaterpillarcontemptuouslywhoareyou | |
| whichbroughtthembackagaintothebeginningoftheconversation | |
| yououghttotellmewhoyouarefirst | |
| whysaidthecaterpillar | |
| herewasanotherpuzzlingquestionandasalicecouldnotthinkofany | |
| goodreasonandasthecaterpillarseemedtobeinaveryunpleasant | |
| stateofmindsheturnedaway | |
| tosay | |
| thissoundedpromisingcertainlyaliceturnedandcamebackagain | |
| keepyourtempersaidthecaterpillar | |
| isthatallsaidaliceswallowingdownherangeraswellasshe | |
| could | |
| nosaidthecaterpillar | |
| alicethoughtshemightaswellwaitasshehadnothingelsetodoand | |
| perhapsafterallitmighttellhersomethingworthhearingforsome | |
| minutesitpuffedawaywithoutspeakingbutatlastitunfoldedits | |
| armstookthehookahoutofitsmouthagainandsaidsoyouthink | |
| differentalicerepliedinaverymelancholyvoice | |
| repeatyouareoldfatherwilliamsaidthecaterpillar | |
| alicefoldedherhandsandbegan | |
| youareoldfatherwilliamtheyoungmansaid | |
| andyourhairhasbecomeverywhite | |
| andyetyouincessantlystandonyourhead | |
| doyouthinkatyourageitisright | |
| inmyyouthfatherwilliamrepliedtohisson | |
| andhavegrownmostuncommonlyfat | |
| yetyouturnedabacksomersaultinatthedoor | |
| praywhatisthereasonofthat | |
| inmyyouthsaidthesageasheshookhisgreylocks | |
| bytheuseofthisointmentoneshillingthebox | |
| allowmetosellyouacouple | |
| youareoldsaidtheyouthandyourjawsaretooweak | |
| foranythingtougherthansuet | |
| yetyoufinishedthegoosewiththebonesandthebeak | |
| prayhowdidyoumanagetodoit | |
| andarguedeachcasewithmywife | |
| andthemuscularstrengthwhichitgavetomyjaw | |
| haslastedtherestofmylife | |
| youareoldsaidtheyouthonewouldhardlysuppose | |
| thatyoureyewasassteadyasever | |
| yetyoubalancedaneelontheendofyournose | |
| whatmadeyousoawfullyclever | |
| thatisnotsaidrightsaidthecaterpillar | |
| havegotaltered | |
| itiswrongfrombeginningtoendsaidthecaterpillardecidedlyand | |
| therewassilenceforsomeminutes | |
| thecaterpillarwasthefirsttospeak | |
| whatsizedoyouwanttobeitasked | |
| alicesaidnothingshehadneverbeensomuchcontradictedinherlife | |
| beforeandshefeltthatshewaslosinghertemper | |
| areyoucontentnowsaidthecaterpillar | |
| saidalicethreeinchesissuchawretchedheighttobe | |
| itisaverygoodheightindeedsaidthecaterpillarangrilyrearing | |
| itselfuprightasitspokeitwasexactlythreeincheshigh | |
| offended | |
| hookahintoitsmouthandbegansmokingagain | |
| thistimealicewaitedpatientlyuntilitchosetospeakagainin | |
| aminuteortwothecaterpillartookthehookahoutofitsmouth | |
| andyawnedonceortwiceandshookitselfthenitgotdownoffthe | |
| mushroomandcrawledawayinthegrassmerelyremarkingasitwent | |
| onesidewillmakeyougrowtallerandtheothersidewillmakeyou | |
| growshorter | |
| onesideofwhattheothersideofwhatthoughtalicetoherself | |
| ofthemushroomsaidthecaterpillarjustasifshehadaskedit | |
| aloudandinanothermomentitwasoutofsight | |
| aliceremainedlookingthoughtfullyatthemushroomforaminutetrying | |
| tomakeoutwhichwerethetwosidesofitandasitwasperfectly | |
| roundshefoundthisaverydifficultquestionhoweveratlastshe | |
| stretchedherarmsrounditasfarastheywouldgoandbrokeoffabit | |
| oftheedgewitheachhand | |
| andnowwhichiswhichshesaidtoherselfandnibbledalittleof | |
| therighthandbittotrytheeffectthenextmomentshefeltaviolent | |
| blowunderneathherchinithadstruckherfoot | |
| shewasagooddealfrightenedbythisverysuddenchangebutshefelt | |
| thattherewasnotimetobelostasshewasshrinkingrapidlysoshe | |
| settoworkatoncetoeatsomeoftheotherbitherchinwaspressed | |
| socloselyagainstherfootthattherewashardlyroomtoopenher | |
| mouthbutshediditatlastandmanagedtoswallowamorselofthe | |
| changedintoalarminanothermomentwhenshefoundthathershoulders | |
| werenowheretobefoundallshecouldseewhenshelookeddownwas | |
| animmenselengthofneckwhichseemedtoriselikeastalkoutofa | |
| seaofgreenleavesthatlayfarbelowher | |
| whatcanallthatgreenstuffbesaidaliceandwherehavemy | |
| shewasmovingthemaboutasshespokebutnoresultseemedtofollow | |
| exceptalittleshakingamongthedistantgreenleaves | |
| asthereseemedtobenochanceofgettingherhandsuptoherheadshe | |
| triedtogetherheaddowntothemandwasdelightedtofindthather | |
| neckwouldbendabouteasilyinanydirectionlikeaserpentshehad | |
| justsucceededincurvingitdownintoagracefulzigzagandwasgoing | |
| todiveinamongtheleaveswhichshefoundtobenothingbutthetops | |
| ofthetreesunderwhichshehadbeenwanderingwhenasharphissmade | |
| herdrawbackinahurryalargepigeonhadflownintoherfaceand | |
| wasbeatingherviolentlywithitswings | |
| serpentscreamedthepigeon | |
| tosuitthem | |
| hedgesthepigeonwentonwithoutattendingtoherbutthose | |
| alicewasmoreandmorepuzzledbutshethoughttherewasnousein | |
| sayinganythingmoretillthepigeonhadfinished | |
| seeitsmeaning | |
| shouldbefreeofthematlasttheymustneedscomewrigglingdownfrom | |
| theskyughserpent | |
| inventsomething | |
| thenumberofchangesshehadgonethroughthatday | |
| alikelystoryindeedsaidthepigeoninatoneofthedeepest | |
| egg | |
| childbutlittlegirlseateggsquiteasmuchasserpentsdoyou | |
| know | |
| thiswassuchanewideatoalicethatshewasquitesilentfora | |
| likethemraw | |
| wellbeoffthensaidthepigeoninasulkytoneasitsettled | |
| downagainintoitsnestalicecroucheddownamongthetreesaswellas | |
| shecouldforherneckkeptgettingentangledamongthebranchesand | |
| everynowandthenshehadtostopanduntwistitafterawhileshe | |
| rememberedthatshestillheldthepiecesofmushroominherhandsand | |
| shesettoworkverycarefullynibblingfirstatoneandthenatthe | |
| otherandgrowingsometimestallerandsometimesshorteruntilshehad | |
| succeededinbringingherselfdowntoherusualheight | |
| itwassolongsinceshehadbeenanythingneartherightsizethatit | |
| feltquitestrangeatfirstbutshegotusedtoitinafewminutes | |
| sizethenextthingistogetintothatbeautifulgardenhowisthat | |
| placewithalittlehouseinitaboutfourfeethighwhoeverlives | |
| hadbroughtherselfdowntonineincheshigh | |
| foraminuteortwoshestoodlookingatthehouseandwonderingwhat | |
| todonextwhensuddenlyafootmaninliverycamerunningoutofthe | |
| woodsheconsideredhimtobeafootmanbecausehewasinlivery | |
| otherwisejudgingbyhisfaceonlyshewouldhavecalledhima | |
| fishandrappedloudlyatthedoorwithhisknucklesitwasopened | |
| byanotherfootmaninliverywitharoundfaceandlargeeyeslikea | |
| frogandbothfootmenalicenoticedhadpowderedhairthatcurledall | |
| overtheirheadsshefeltverycurioustoknowwhatitwasallabout | |
| andcreptalittlewayoutofthewoodtolisten | |
| thefishfootmanbeganbyproducingfromunderhisarmagreatletter | |
| nearlyaslargeashimselfandthishehandedovertotheother | |
| sayinginasolemntonefortheduchessaninvitationfromthequeen | |
| toplaycroquetthefrogfootmanrepeatedinthesamesolemntone | |
| onlychangingtheorderofthewordsalittlefromthequeenan | |
| invitationfortheduchesstoplaycroquet | |
| thentheybothbowedlowandtheircurlsgotentangledtogether | |
| alicelaughedsomuchatthisthatshehadtorunbackintothe | |
| woodforfearoftheirhearingherandwhenshenextpeepedoutthe | |
| fishfootmanwasgoneandtheotherwassittingonthegroundnearthe | |
| doorstaringstupidlyupintothesky | |
| alicewenttimidlyuptothedoorandknocked | |
| possiblyhearyouandcertainlytherewasamostextraordinarynoise | |
| goingonwithinaconstanthowlingandsneezingandeverynowandthen | |
| agreatcrashasifadishorkettlehadbeenbrokentopieces | |
| theremightbesomesenseinyourknockingthefootmanwenton | |
| withoutattendingtoherifwehadthedoorbetweenusforinstance | |
| hewaslookingupintotheskyallthetimehewasspeakingandthis | |
| saidtoherselfhiseyesaresoverynearlyatthetopofhishead | |
| repeatedaloud | |
| atthismomentthedoorofthehouseopenedandalargeplatecame | |
| andbroketopiecesagainstoneofthetreesbehindhim | |
| asifnothinghadhappened | |
| questionyouknow | |
| dreadfulshemutteredtoherselfthewayallthecreaturesargue | |
| thefootmanseemedtothinkthisagoodopportunityforrepeatinghis | |
| daysanddays | |
| anythingyoulikesaidthefootmanandbeganwhistling | |
| perfectlyidioticandsheopenedthedoorandwentin | |
| thedoorledrightintoalargekitchenwhichwasfullofsmokefrom | |
| oneendtotheothertheduchesswassittingonathreeleggedstoolin | |
| themiddlenursingababythecookwasleaningoverthefirestirring | |
| alargecauldronwhichseemedtobefullofsoup | |
| aswellasshecouldforsneezing | |
| therewascertainlytoomuchofitintheaireventheduchess | |
| sneezedoccasionallyandasforthebabyitwassneezingandhowling | |
| thatdidnotsneezewerethecookandalargecatwhichwassittingon | |
| thehearthandgrinningfromeartoear | |
| pleasewouldyoutellmesaidalicealittletimidlyforshewas | |
| notquitesurewhetheritwasgoodmannersforhertospeakfirstwhy | |
| yourcatgrinslikethat | |
| shesaidthelastwordwithsuchsuddenviolencethatalicequite | |
| jumpedbutshesawinanothermomentthatitwasaddressedtothebaby | |
| andnottohersoshetookcourageandwentonagain | |
| thatcatscouldgrin | |
| pleasedtohavegotintoaconversation | |
| alicedidnotatalllikethetoneofthisremarkandthoughtitwould | |
| beaswelltointroducesomeothersubjectofconversationwhileshe | |
| wastryingtofixononethecooktookthecauldronofsoupoffthe | |
| fireandatoncesettoworkthrowingeverythingwithinherreachat | |
| theduchessandthebabythefireironscamefirstthenfolloweda | |
| showerofsaucepansplatesanddishestheduchesstooknonoticeof | |
| themevenwhentheyhitherandthebabywashowlingsomuchalready | |
| thatitwasquiteimpossibletosaywhethertheblowshurtitornot | |
| anagonyofterrorohtheregoeshispreciousnoseasanunusually | |
| largesaucepanflewclosebyitandverynearlycarrieditoff | |
| ifeverybodymindedtheirownbusinesstheduchesssaidinahoarse | |
| growltheworldwouldgoroundadealfasterthanitdoes | |
| whichwouldnotbeanadvantagesaidalicewhofeltverygladtoget | |
| anopportunityofshowingoffalittleofherknowledgejustthinkof | |
| whatworkitwouldmakewiththedayandnightyouseetheearthtakes | |
| talkingofaxessaidtheduchesschopoffherhead | |
| aliceglancedratheranxiouslyatthecooktoseeifshemeanttotake | |
| thehintbutthecookwasbusilystirringthesoupandseemednotto | |
| andwiththatshebegannursingherchildagainsingingasortof | |
| lullabytoitasshedidsoandgivingitaviolentshakeattheendof | |
| everyline | |
| speakroughlytoyourlittleboy | |
| andbeathimwhenhesneezes | |
| heonlydoesittoannoy | |
| becauseheknowsitteases | |
| chorus | |
| inwhichthecookandthebabyjoined | |
| wowwowwow | |
| whiletheduchesssangthesecondverseofthesongshekepttossing | |
| thebabyviolentlyupanddownandthepoorlittlethinghowledso | |
| thatalicecouldhardlyhearthewords | |
| forhecanthoroughlyenjoy | |
| thepepperwhenhepleases | |
| chorus | |
| wowwowwow | |
| hereyoumaynurseitabitifyouliketheduchesssaidtoalice | |
| croquetwiththequeenandshehurriedoutoftheroomthecookthrew | |
| afryingpanafterherasshewentoutbutitjustmissedher | |
| alicecaughtthebabywithsomedifficultyasitwasaqueershaped | |
| littlecreatureandheldoutitsarmsandlegsinalldirectionsjust | |
| likeastarfishthoughtalicethepoorlittlethingwassnorting | |
| likeasteamenginewhenshecaughtitandkeptdoublingitselfupand | |
| straighteningitselfoutagainsothataltogetherforthefirstminute | |
| ortwoitwasasmuchasshecoulddotoholdit | |
| assoonasshehadmadeouttheproperwayofnursingitwhichwasto | |
| twistitupintoasortofknotandthenkeeptightholdofitsright | |
| earandleftfootsoastopreventitsundoingitselfshecarried | |
| murdertoleaveitbehindshesaidthelastwordsoutloudandthe | |
| littlethinggruntedinreplyithadleftoffsneezingbythistime | |
| yourself | |
| thebabygruntedagainandalicelookedveryanxiouslyintoitsfaceto | |
| seewhatwasthematterwithittherecouldbenodoubtthatithad | |
| averyturnupnosemuchmorelikeasnoutthanarealnosealsoits | |
| eyesweregettingextremelysmallforababyaltogetheralicedidnot | |
| likethelookofthethingatallbutperhapsitwasonlysobbing | |
| shethoughtandlookedintoitseyesagaintoseeiftherewereany | |
| tears | |
| nowthepoorlittlethingsobbedagainorgrunteditwasimpossible | |
| tosaywhichandtheywentonforsomewhileinsilence | |
| thatshelookeddownintoitsfaceinsomealarmthistimetherecould | |
| benomistakeaboutititwasneithermorenorlessthanapigandshe | |
| feltthatitwouldbequiteabsurdforhertocarryitfurther | |
| soshesetthelittlecreaturedownandfeltquiterelievedtosee | |
| ittrotawayquietlyintothewoodifithadgrownupshesaid | |
| toherselfitwouldhavemadeadreadfullyuglychildbutitmakes | |
| childrensheknewwhomightdoverywellaspigsandwasjustsaying | |
| treeafewyardsoff | |
| thecatonlygrinnedwhenitsawaliceitlookedgoodnaturedshe | |
| thoughtstillithadverylongclawsandagreatmanyteethsoshe | |
| feltthatitoughttobetreatedwithrespect | |
| whetheritwouldlikethenamehoweveritonlygrinnedalittlewider | |
| thatdependsagooddealonwhereyouwanttogettosaidthecat | |
| enough | |
| alicefeltthatthiscouldnotbedeniedsoshetriedanotherquestion | |
| whatsortofpeopleliveabouthere | |
| inthatdirectionthecatsaidwavingitsrightpawroundlives | |
| ahatterandinthatdirectionwavingtheotherpawlivesamarch | |
| callitwhatyoulikesaidthecatdoyouplaycroquetwiththe | |
| queentoday | |
| yet | |
| alicewasnotmuchsurprisedatthisshewasgettingsousedtoqueer | |
| thingshappeningwhileshewaslookingattheplacewhereithadbeen | |
| itsuddenlyappearedagain | |
| forgottentoask | |
| itturnedintoapigalicequietlysaidjustasifithadcomeback | |
| inanaturalway | |
| alicewaitedalittlehalfexpectingtoseeitagainbutitdidnot | |
| appearandafteraminuteortwoshewalkedoninthedirectionin | |
| saidtoherselfthemarchharewillbemuchthemostinterestingand | |
| itwasinmarchasshesaidthisshelookedupandtherewasthecat | |
| againsittingonabranchofatree | |
| didyousaypigorfigsaidthecat | |
| vanishingsosuddenlyyoumakeonequitegiddy | |
| allrightsaidthecatandthistimeitvanishedquiteslowly | |
| beginningwiththeendofthetailandendingwiththegrinwhich | |
| remainedsometimeaftertherestofithadgone | |
| shehadnotgonemuchfartherbeforeshecameinsightofthehouse | |
| ofthemarchhareshethoughtitmustbetherighthousebecausethe | |
| chimneyswereshapedlikeearsandtheroofwasthatchedwithfurit | |
| wassolargeahousethatshedidnotliketogonearertillshehad | |
| abouttwofeethigheventhenshewalkeduptowardsitrathertimidly | |
| therewasatablesetoutunderatreeinfrontofthehouseandthe | |
| marchhareandthehatterwerehavingteaatitadormousewassitting | |
| betweenthemfastasleepandtheothertwowereusingitasa | |
| cushionrestingtheirelbowsonitandtalkingoveritsheadvery | |
| thetablewasalargeonebutthethreewereallcrowdedtogetherat | |
| onecornerofitnoroomnoroomtheycriedoutwhentheysawalice | |
| downinalargearmchairatoneendofthetable | |
| havesomewinethemarchharesaidinanencouragingtone | |
| alicelookedallroundthetablebuttherewasnothingonitbuttea | |
| themarchhare | |
| manymorethanthree | |
| yourhairwantscuttingsaidthehatterhehadbeenlookingatalice | |
| forsometimewithgreatcuriosityandthiswashisfirstspeech | |
| youshouldlearnnottomakepersonalremarksalicesaidwithsome | |
| thehatteropenedhiseyesverywideonhearingthisbutallhesaid | |
| waswhyisaravenlikeawritingdesk | |
| doyoumeanthatyouthinkyoucanfindouttheanswertoitsaidthe | |
| marchhare | |
| exactlysosaidalice | |
| thenyoushouldsaywhatyoumeanthemarchharewenton | |
| notthesamethingabitsaidthehatteryoumightjustaswellsay | |
| youmightjustaswellsayaddedthedormousewhoseemedtobe | |
| itisthesamethingwithyousaidthehatterandherethe | |
| conversationdroppedandthepartysatsilentforaminutewhilealice | |
| thoughtoverallshecouldrememberaboutravensandwritingdesks | |
| thehatterwasthefirsttobreakthesilencewhatdayofthemonth | |
| isithesaidturningtoalicehehadtakenhiswatchoutofhis | |
| pocketandwaslookingatituneasilyshakingiteverynowandthen | |
| andholdingittohisear | |
| aliceconsideredalittleandthensaidthefourth | |
| theworksheaddedlookingangrilyatthemarchhare | |
| itwasthebestbutterthemarchharemeeklyreplied | |
| yesbutsomecrumbsmusthavegotinaswellthehattergrumbled | |
| themarchharetookthewatchandlookedatitgloomilythenhedipped | |
| itintohiscupofteaandlookedatitagainbuthecouldthinkof | |
| nothingbettertosaythanhisfirstremarkitwasthebestbutter | |
| youknow | |
| alicehadbeenlookingoverhisshoulderwithsomecuriositywhata | |
| whyshoulditmutteredthehatterdoesyourwatchtellyouwhat | |
| yearitis | |
| staysthesameyearforsuchalongtimetogether | |
| whichisjustthecasewithminesaidthehatter | |
| understandyoushesaidaspolitelyasshecould | |
| thedormouseisasleepagainsaidthehatterandhepouredalittle | |
| hotteauponitsnose | |
| thedormouseshookitsheadimpatientlyandsaidwithoutopeningits | |
| haveyouguessedtheriddleyetthehattersaidturningtoalice | |
| again | |
| timeshesaidthanwasteitinaskingriddlesthathavenoanswers | |
| hinttotimeandroundgoestheclockinatwinklinghalfpastone | |
| timefordinner | |
| notatfirstperhapssaidthehatterbutyoucouldkeepitto | |
| halfpastoneaslongasyouliked | |
| isthatthewayyoumanagealiceasked | |
| twinkletwinklelittlebat | |
| youknowthesongperhaps | |
| itgoesonyouknowthehattercontinuedinthisway | |
| upabovetheworldyoufly | |
| likeateatrayinthesky | |
| herethedormouseshookitselfandbegansinginginitssleeptwinkle | |
| ittomakeitstop | |
| head | |
| howdreadfullysavageexclaimedalice | |
| teathingsareputoutheresheasked | |
| exactlysosaidthehatterasthethingsgetusedup | |
| butwhathappenswhenyoucometothebeginningagainaliceventured | |
| toask | |
| supposewechangethesubjectthemarchhareinterruptedyawning | |
| proposal | |
| thenthedormouseshalltheybothcriedwakeupdormouseand | |
| theypincheditonbothsidesatonce | |
| tellusastorysaidthemarchhare | |
| yespleasedopleadedalice | |
| onceuponatimetherewerethreelittlesistersthedormousebegan | |
| whatdidtheyliveonsaidalicewhoalwaystookagreatinterestin | |
| questionsofeatinganddrinking | |
| theylivedontreaclesaidthedormouseafterthinkingaminuteor | |
| two | |
| havebeenill | |
| sotheyweresaidthedormouseveryill | |
| alicetriedtofancytoherselfwhatsuchanextraordinarywaysof | |
| livingwouldbelikebutitpuzzledhertoomuchsoshewentonbut | |
| whydidtheyliveatthebottomofawell | |
| takesomemoreteathemarchharesaidtoaliceveryearnestly | |
| takemore | |
| morethannothing | |
| nobodyaskedyouropinionsaidalice | |
| alicedidnotquiteknowwhattosaytothissoshehelpedherself | |
| tosometeaandbreadandbutterandthenturnedtothedormouseand | |
| repeatedherquestionwhydidtheyliveatthebottomofawell | |
| thedormouseagaintookaminuteortwotothinkaboutitandthen | |
| saiditwasatreaclewell | |
| hatterandthemarchharewentshshandthedormousesulkily | |
| yourself | |
| daresaytheremaybeone | |
| oneindeedsaidthedormouseindignantlyhoweverheconsentedto | |
| goonandsothesethreelittlesisterstheywerelearningtodraw | |
| whatdidtheydrawsaidalicequiteforgettingherpromise | |
| treaclesaidthedormousewithoutconsideringatallthistime | |
| on | |
| hemovedonashespokeandthedormousefollowedhimthemarchhare | |
| theplaceofthemarchharethehatterwastheonlyonewhogotany | |
| advantagefromthechangeandalicewasagooddealworseoffthan | |
| beforeasthemarchharehadjustupsetthemilkjugintohisplate | |
| alicedidnotwishtooffendthedormouseagainsoshebeganvery | |
| from | |
| thinkyoucoulddrawtreacleoutofatreaclewellehstupid | |
| buttheywereinthewellalicesaidtothedormousenotchoosingto | |
| noticethislastremark | |
| thisanswersoconfusedpooralicethatsheletthedormousegoonfor | |
| sometimewithoutinterruptingit | |
| theywerelearningtodrawthedormousewentonyawningandrubbing | |
| itseyesforitwasgettingverysleepyandtheydrewallmannerof | |
| whynotsaidthemarchhare | |
| alicewassilent | |
| thedormousehadcloseditseyesbythistimeandwasgoingoffinto | |
| adozebutonbeingpinchedbythehatteritwokeupagainwith | |
| mousetrapsandthemoonandmemoryandmuchnessyouknowyousay | |
| thingsaremuchofamuchnessdidyoueverseesuchathingasa | |
| drawingofamuchness | |
| thispieceofrudenesswasmorethanalicecouldbearshegotupin | |
| greatdisgustandwalkedoffthedormousefellasleepinstantlyand | |
| neitheroftheotherstooktheleastnoticeofhergoingthoughshe | |
| lookedbackonceortwicehalfhopingthattheywouldcallafterher | |
| thelasttimeshesawthemtheyweretryingtoputthedormouseinto | |
| theteapot | |
| mylife | |
| justasshesaidthisshenoticedthatoneofthetreeshadadoor | |
| shewent | |
| oncemoreshefoundherselfinthelonghallandclosetothelittle | |
| andbeganbytakingthelittlegoldenkeyandunlockingthedoorthat | |
| ledintothegardenthenshewenttoworknibblingatthemushroomshe | |
| hadkeptapieceofitinherpockettillshewasaboutafoothigh | |
| thenshewalkeddownthelittlepassageandthenshefoundherselfat | |
| lastinthebeautifulgardenamongthebrightflowerbedsandthecool | |
| fountains | |
| alargerosetreestoodneartheentranceofthegardentheroses | |
| growingonitwerewhitebuttherewerethreegardenersatitbusily | |
| paintingthemredalicethoughtthisaverycuriousthingandshewent | |
| nearertowatchthemandjustasshecameuptothemsheheardoneof | |
| that | |
| elbow | |
| blameonothers | |
| yesterdayyoudeservedtobebeheaded | |
| whatforsaidtheonewhohadspokenfirst | |
| bringingthecooktuliprootsinsteadofonions | |
| sevenflungdownhisbrushandhadjustbegunwellofalltheunjust | |
| themandhecheckedhimselfsuddenlytheotherslookedroundalsoand | |
| allofthembowedlow | |
| wouldyoutellmesaidalicealittletimidlywhyyouarepainting | |
| thoseroses | |
| fiveandsevensaidnothingbutlookedattwotwobeganinalow | |
| voicewhythefactisyouseemissthishereoughttohavebeena | |
| redrosetreeandweputawhiteoneinbymistakeandifthequeen | |
| wastofinditoutweshouldallhaveourheadscutoffyouknow | |
| momentfivewhohadbeenanxiouslylookingacrossthegardencalled | |
| outthequeenthequeenandthethreegardenersinstantlythrew | |
| themselvesflatupontheirfacestherewasasoundofmanyfootsteps | |
| andalicelookedroundeagertoseethequeen | |
| firstcametensoldierscarryingclubsthesewereallshapedlike | |
| thethreegardenersoblongandflatwiththeirhandsandfeetatthe | |
| cornersnextthetencourtiersthesewereornamentedalloverwith | |
| diamondsandwalkedtwoandtwoasthesoldiersdidafterthesecame | |
| theroyalchildrenthereweretenofthemandthelittledearscame | |
| jumpingmerrilyalonghandinhandincouplestheywereallornamented | |
| withheartsnextcametheguestsmostlykingsandqueensandamong | |
| nervousmannersmilingateverythingthatwassaidandwentbywithout | |
| crownonacrimsonvelvetcushionandlastofallthisgrand | |
| processioncamethekingandqueenofhearts | |
| alicewasratherdoubtfulwhethersheoughtnottoliedownonherface | |
| likethethreegardenersbutshecouldnotremembereverhavingheard | |
| ofsucharuleatprocessionsandbesideswhatwouldbetheuseof | |
| aprocessionthoughtsheifpeoplehadalltoliedownupontheir | |
| andwaited | |
| whentheprocessioncameoppositetoalicetheyallstoppedandlooked | |
| atherandthequeensaidseverelywhoisthisshesaidittothe | |
| knaveofheartswhoonlybowedandsmiledinreply | |
| idiotsaidthequeentossingherheadimpatientlyandturningto | |
| mynameisalicesopleaseyourmajestysaidaliceverypolitely | |
| andwhoarethesesaidthequeenpointingtothethreegardenerswho | |
| facesandthepatternontheirbackswasthesameastherestofthe | |
| packshecouldnottellwhethertheyweregardenersorsoldiersor | |
| courtiersorthreeofherownchildren | |
| businessofmine | |
| thequeenturnedcrimsonwithfuryandafterglaringatherfora | |
| nonsensesaidaliceveryloudlyanddecidedlyandthequeenwas | |
| silent | |
| thekinglaidhishanduponherarmandtimidlysaidconsidermy | |
| dearsheisonlyachild | |
| thequeenturnedangrilyawayfromhimandsaidtotheknaveturnthem | |
| over | |
| theknavedidsoverycarefullywithonefoot | |
| getupsaidthequeeninashrillloudvoiceandthethree | |
| gardenersinstantlyjumpedupandbeganbowingtothekingthequeen | |
| theroyalchildrenandeverybodyelse | |
| leaveoffthatscreamedthequeenyoumakemegiddyandthen | |
| turningtotherosetreeshewentonwhathaveyoubeendoinghere | |
| mayitpleaseyourmajestysaidtwoinaveryhumbletonegoing | |
| offwiththeirheadsandtheprocessionmovedonthreeofthe | |
| soldiersremainingbehindtoexecutetheunfortunategardenerswhoran | |
| toaliceforprotection | |
| flowerpotthatstoodnearthethreesoldierswanderedaboutfora | |
| minuteortwolookingforthemandthenquietlymarchedoffafterthe | |
| others | |
| aretheirheadsoffshoutedthequeen | |
| theirheadsaregoneifitpleaseyourmajestythesoldiersshouted | |
| inreply | |
| thesoldiersweresilentandlookedataliceasthequestionwas | |
| evidentlymeantforher | |
| yesshoutedalice | |
| comeonthenroaredthequeenandalicejoinedtheprocession | |
| wonderingverymuchwhatwouldhappennext | |
| walkingbythewhiterabbitwhowaspeepinganxiouslyintoherface | |
| hushhushsaidtherabbitinalowhurriedtonehelooked | |
| anxiouslyoverhisshoulderashespokeandthenraisedhimselfupon | |
| sentenceofexecution | |
| whatforsaidalice | |
| didyousaywhatapitytherabbitasked | |
| whatfor | |
| screamoflaughterohhushtherabbitwhisperedinafrightened | |
| tonethequeenwillhearyouyouseeshecameratherlateandthe | |
| gettoyourplacesshoutedthequeeninavoiceofthunderand | |
| peoplebeganrunningaboutinalldirectionstumblingupagainsteach | |
| otherhowevertheygotsettleddowninaminuteortwoandthegame | |
| beganalicethoughtshehadneverseensuchacuriouscroquetgroundin | |
| herlifeitwasallridgesandfurrowstheballswerelivehedgehogs | |
| themalletsliveflamingoesandthesoldiershadtodoublethemselves | |
| upandtostandontheirhandsandfeettomakethearches | |
| thechiefdifficultyalicefoundatfirstwasinmanagingherflamingo | |
| shesucceededingettingitsbodytuckedawaycomfortablyenoughunder | |
| herarmwithitslegshangingdownbutgenerallyjustasshehadgot | |
| itsnecknicelystraightenedoutandwasgoingtogivethehedgehoga | |
| blowwithitsheaditwouldtwistitselfroundandlookupinherface | |
| withsuchapuzzledexpressionthatshecouldnothelpburstingout | |
| laughingandwhenshehadgotitsheaddownandwasgoingtobegin | |
| againitwasveryprovokingtofindthatthehedgehoghadunrolled | |
| itselfandwasintheactofcrawlingawaybesidesallthistherewas | |
| generallyaridgeorfurrowinthewaywherevershewantedtosendthe | |
| hedgehogtoandasthedoubledupsoldierswerealwaysgettingup | |
| andwalkingofftootherpartsofthegroundalicesooncametothe | |
| conclusionthatitwasaverydifficultgameindeed | |
| theplayersallplayedatoncewithoutwaitingforturnsquarrelling | |
| allthewhileandfightingforthehedgehogsandinaveryshort | |
| timethequeenwasinafuriouspassionandwentstampingaboutand | |
| shoutingoffwithhisheadoroffwithherheadaboutonceina | |
| minute | |
| alicebegantofeelveryuneasytobesureshehadnotasyethadany | |
| disputewiththequeenbutsheknewthatitmighthappenanyminute | |
| leftalive | |
| shewaslookingaboutforsomewayofescapeandwonderingwhethershe | |
| couldgetawaywithoutbeingseenwhenshenoticedacuriousappearance | |
| intheairitpuzzledherverymuchatfirstbutafterwatchingit | |
| aminuteortwoshemadeitouttobeagrinandshesaidtoherself | |
| howareyougettingonsaidthecatassoonastherewasmouth | |
| enoughforittospeakwith | |
| speakingtoitshethoughttillitsearshavecomeoratleastone | |
| oftheminanotherminutethewholeheadappearedandthenaliceput | |
| downherflamingoandbegananaccountofthegamefeelingveryglad | |
| shehadsomeonetolistentoherthecatseemedtothinkthattherewas | |
| enoughofitnowinsightandnomoreofitappeared | |
| itranawaywhenitsawminecoming | |
| howdoyoulikethequeensaidthecatinalowvoice | |
| thatthequeenwasclosebehindherlisteningsoshewenton | |
| thequeensmiledandpassedon | |
| whoareyoutalkingtosaidthekinggoinguptoaliceandlooking | |
| introduceit | |
| kissmyhandifitlikes | |
| hegotbehindaliceashespoke | |
| wellitmustberemovedsaidthekingverydecidedlyandhecalled | |
| havethiscatremoved | |
| thequeenhadonlyonewayofsettlingalldifficultiesgreatorsmall | |
| offwithhisheadshesaidwithoutevenlookinground | |
| hurriedoff | |
| alicethoughtshemightaswellgobackandseehowthegamewasgoing | |
| passionshehadalreadyheardhersentencethreeoftheplayerstobe | |
| executedforhavingmissedtheirturnsandshedidnotlikethelook | |
| ofthingsatallasthegamewasinsuchconfusionthatsheneverknew | |
| whetheritwasherturnornotsoshewentinsearchofherhedgehog | |
| thehedgehogwasengagedinafightwithanotherhedgehogwhichseemed | |
| toaliceanexcellentopportunityforcroquetingoneofthemwiththe | |
| othertheonlydifficultywasthatherflamingowasgoneacrosstothe | |
| othersideofthegardenwherealicecouldseeittryinginahelpless | |
| sortofwaytoflyupintoatree | |
| bythetimeshehadcaughttheflamingoandbroughtitbackthefight | |
| mattermuchthoughtaliceasallthearchesaregonefromthisside | |
| ofthegroundsoshetuckeditawayunderherarmthatitmightnot | |
| escapeagainandwentbackforalittlemoreconversationwithher | |
| friend | |
| largecrowdcollectedroundittherewasadisputegoingonbetween | |
| theexecutionerthekingandthequeenwhowerealltalkingatonce | |
| whilealltherestwerequitesilentandlookedveryuncomfortable | |
| themomentaliceappearedshewasappealedtobyallthreetosettle | |
| thequestionandtheyrepeatedtheirargumentstoherthoughasthey | |
| allspokeatonceshefounditveryhardindeedtomakeoutexactly | |
| whattheysaid | |
| therewasabodytocutitofffromthathehadneverhadtodosucha | |
| remarkthathadmadethewholepartylooksograveandanxious | |
| alicecouldthinkofnothingelsetosaybutitbelongstotheduchess | |
| andtheexecutionerwentofflikeanarrow | |
| bythetimehehadcomebackwiththeduchessithadentirely | |
| disappearedsothekingandtheexecutionerranwildlyupanddown | |
| lookingforitwhiletherestofthepartywentbacktothegame | |
| theywalkedofftogether | |
| alicewasverygladtofindherinsuchapleasanttemperandthought | |
| toherselfthatperhapsitwasonlythepepperthathadmadeherso | |
| savagewhentheymetinthekitchen | |
| shewentonverymuchpleasedathavingfoundoutanewkindof | |
| ruleandvinegarthatmakesthemsourandcamomilethatmakes | |
| thembitterandandbarleysugarandsuchthingsthatmakechildren | |
| shehadquiteforgottentheduchessbythistimeandwasalittle | |
| abit | |
| shespoke | |
| alicedidnotmuchlikekeepingsoclosetoherfirstbecausethe | |
| duchesswasveryuglyandsecondlybecauseshewasexactlythe | |
| uncomfortablysharpchinhowevershedidnotliketoberudesoshe | |
| boreitaswellasshecould | |
| theconversationalittle | |
| tissosaidtheduchessandthemoralofthatisohtislove | |
| tislovethatmakestheworldgoround | |
| theirownbusiness | |
| ahwellitmeansmuchthesamethingsaidtheduchessdiggingher | |
| ofthatistakecareofthesenseandthesoundswilltakecareof | |
| themselves | |
| howfondsheisoffindingmoralsinthingsalicethoughttoherself | |
| hemightbitealicecautiouslyrepliednotfeelingatallanxiousto | |
| havetheexperimenttried | |
| verytruesaidtheduchessflamingoesandmustardbothbiteand | |
| themoralofthatisbirdsofafeatherflocktogether | |
| rightasusualsaidtheduchesswhataclearwayyouhaveof | |
| puttingthings | |
| ofcourseitissaidtheduchesswhoseemedreadytoagreeto | |
| themoralofthatisthemorethereisofminethelessthereisof | |
| yours | |
| simplyneverimagineyourselfnottobeotherwisethanwhatitmight | |
| appeartoothersthatwhatyouwereormighthavebeenwasnototherwise | |
| thanwhatyouhadbeenwouldhaveappearedtothemtobeotherwise | |
| apleasedtone | |
| alice | |
| birthdaypresentslikethatbutshedidnotventuretosayitout | |
| loud | |
| thinkingagaintheduchessaskedwithanotherdigofhersharp | |
| littlechin | |
| feelalittleworried | |
| justaboutasmuchrightsaidtheduchessaspigshavetoflyand | |
| intohersbegantotremblealicelookedupandtherestoodthequeen | |
| infrontofthemwithherarmsfoldedfrowninglikeathunderstorm | |
| afinedayyourmajestytheduchessbeganinalowweakvoice | |
| groundasshespokeeitheryouoryourheadmustbeoffandthatin | |
| abouthalfnotimetakeyourchoice | |
| theduchesstookherchoiceandwasgoneinamoment | |
| toomuchfrightenedtosayawordbutslowlyfollowedherbacktothe | |
| croquetground | |
| restingintheshadehoweverthemomenttheysawhertheyhurried | |
| costthemtheirlives | |
| allthetimetheywereplayingthequeenneverleftoffquarrellingwith | |
| theotherplayersandshoutingoffwithhisheadoroffwithher | |
| headthosewhomshesentencedweretakenintocustodybythesoldiers | |
| whoofcoursehadtoleaveoffbeingarchestodothissothatby | |
| theendofhalfanhourorsotherewerenoarchesleftandallthe | |
| playersexceptthekingthequeenandalicewereincustodyand | |
| undersentenceofexecution | |
| thenthequeenleftoffquiteoutofbreathandsaidtoalicehave | |
| youseenthemockturtleyet | |
| comeonthensaidthequeenandheshalltellyouhishistory | |
| astheywalkedofftogetheraliceheardthekingsayinalowvoice | |
| thingshesaidtoherselfforshehadfeltquiteunhappyatthe | |
| numberofexecutionsthequeenhadordered | |
| theyverysooncameuponagryphonlyingfastasleepinthesun | |
| thingsaidthequeenandtakethisyoungladytoseethemock | |
| thegryphonalicedidnotquitelikethelookofthecreaturebuton | |
| thewholeshethoughtitwouldbequiteassafetostaywithitastogo | |
| afterthatsavagequeensoshewaited | |
| thegryphonsatupandrubbeditseyesthenitwatchedthequeentill | |
| shewasoutofsightthenitchuckledwhatfunsaidthegryphon | |
| halftoitselfhalftoalice | |
| whatisthefunsaidalice | |
| executesnobodyyouknowcomeon | |
| everybodysayscomeonherethoughtaliceasshewentslowly | |
| theyhadnotgonefarbeforetheysawthemockturtleinthedistance | |
| sittingsadandlonelyonalittleledgeofrockandastheycame | |
| neareralicecouldhearhimsighingasifhisheartwouldbreakshe | |
| pitiedhimdeeplywhatishissorrowsheaskedthegryphonandthe | |
| sotheywentuptothemockturtlewholookedatthemwithlargeeyes | |
| fulloftearsbutsaidnothing | |
| thishereyoungladysaidthegryphonshewantsfortoknowyour | |
| historyshedo | |
| sotheysatdownandnobodyspokeforsomeminutesalicethoughtto | |
| shewaitedpatiently | |
| turtle | |
| thesewordswerefollowedbyaverylongsilencebrokenonlybyan | |
| heavysobbingofthemockturtlealicewasverynearlygettingupand | |
| sayingthankyousirforyourinterestingstorybutshecould | |
| nothelpthinkingtheremustbemoretocomesoshesatstillandsaid | |
| nothing | |
| whenwewerelittlethemockturtlewentonatlastmorecalmly | |
| thoughstillsobbingalittlenowandthenwewenttoschoolinthe | |
| wecalledhimtortoisebecausehetaughtussaidthemockturtle | |
| angrilyreallyyouareverydull | |
| yououghttobeashamedofyourselfforaskingsuchasimplequestion | |
| addedthegryphonandthentheybothsatsilentandlookedatpoor | |
| alicewhofeltreadytosinkintotheearthatlastthegryphonsaid | |
| andhewentoninthesewords | |
| youdidsaidthemockturtle | |
| holdyourtongueaddedthegryphonbeforealicecouldspeakagain | |
| themockturtlewenton | |
| asallthat | |
| withextrasaskedthemockturtlealittleanxiously | |
| yessaidalicewelearnedfrenchandmusic | |
| andwashingsaidthemockturtle | |
| certainlynotsaidaliceindignantly | |
| atoneofgreatreliefnowatourstheyhadattheendofthebill | |
| frenchmusicandwashingextra | |
| thesea | |
| onlytooktheregularcourse | |
| whatwasthatinquiredalice | |
| reelingandwrithingofcoursetobeginwiththemockturtle | |
| repliedandthenthedifferentbranchesofarithmeticambition | |
| thegryphonliftedupbothitspawsinsurprisewhatneverheardof | |
| yessaidalicedoubtfullyitmeanstomakeanythingprettier | |
| youareasimpleton | |
| alicedidnotfeelencouragedtoaskanymorequestionsaboutitsoshe | |
| turnedtothemockturtleandsaidwhatelsehadyoutolearn | |
| welltherewasmysterythemockturtlerepliedcountingoff | |
| thatusedtocomeonceaweekhetaughtusdrawlingstretchingand | |
| faintingincoils | |
| whatwasthatlikesaidalice | |
| stiffandthegryphonneverlearntit | |
| hewasanoldcrabhewas | |
| laughingandgrieftheyusedtosay | |
| sohedidsohedidsaidthegryphonsighinginhisturnandboth | |
| creatureshidtheirfacesintheirpaws | |
| andhowmanyhoursadaydidyoudolessonssaidaliceinahurryto | |
| changethesubject | |
| tenhoursthefirstdaysaidthemockturtleninethenextandso | |
| on | |
| whatacuriousplanexclaimedalice | |
| becausetheylessenfromdaytoday | |
| thiswasquiteanewideatoaliceandshethoughtitoveralittle | |
| beforeshemadehernextremarkthentheeleventhdaymusthavebeena | |
| holiday | |
| ofcourseitwassaidthemockturtle | |
| andhowdidyoumanageonthetwelfthalicewentoneagerly | |
| tonetellhersomethingaboutthegamesnow | |
| themockturtlesigheddeeplyanddrewthebackofoneflapperacross | |
| hiseyeshelookedataliceandtriedtospeakbutforaminuteor | |
| twosobschokedhisvoicesameasifhehadaboneinhisthroat | |
| saidthegryphonanditsettoworkshakinghimandpunchinghimin | |
| thebackatlastthemockturtlerecoveredhisvoiceandwithtears | |
| runningdownhischeekshewentonagain | |
| lobsterquadrilleis | |
| noindeedsaidalicewhatsortofadanceisit | |
| whysaidthegryphonyoufirstformintoalinealongthe | |
| twolinescriedthemockturtlesealsturtlessalmonandsoon | |
| thatgenerallytakessometimeinterruptedthegryphon | |
| eachwithalobsterasapartnercriedthegryphon | |
| thelobstersshoutedthegryphonwithaboundintotheair | |
| swimafterthemscreamedthegryphon | |
| turnasomersaultintheseacriedthemockturtlecaperingwildly | |
| about | |
| changelobstersagainyelledthegryphonatthetopofitsvoice | |
| turtlesuddenlydroppinghisvoiceandthetwocreatureswhohadbeen | |
| jumpingaboutlikemadthingsallthistimesatdownagainverysadly | |
| andquietlyandlookedatalice | |
| itmustbeaveryprettydancesaidalicetimidly | |
| wouldyouliketoseealittleofitsaidthemockturtle | |
| verymuchindeedsaidalice | |
| wecandowithoutlobstersyouknowwhichshallsing | |
| sotheybegansolemnlydancingroundandroundaliceeverynowand | |
| thentreadingonhertoeswhentheypassedtoocloseandwavingtheir | |
| forepawstomarkthetimewhilethemockturtlesangthisveryslowly | |
| andsadly | |
| willyouwalkalittlefastersaidawhitingtoasnail | |
| seehoweagerlythelobstersandtheturtlesalladvance | |
| theyarewaitingontheshinglewillyoucomeandjointhedance | |
| youcanreallyhavenonotionhowdelightfulitwillbe | |
| whentheytakeusupandthrowuswiththelobstersouttosea | |
| butthesnailrepliedtoofartoofarandgavealookaskance | |
| saidhethankedthewhitingkindlybuthewouldnotjointhedance | |
| wouldnotcouldnotwouldnotcouldnotwouldnotjointhedance | |
| wouldnotcouldnotwouldnotcouldnotcouldnotjointhedance | |
| whatmattersithowfarwegohisscalyfriendreplied | |
| thereisanothershoreyouknowupontheotherside | |
| thefurtherofffromenglandtheneareristofrance | |
| thenturnnotpalebelovedsnailbutcomeandjointhedance | |
| aboutthewhiting | |
| ofcourse | |
| hastily | |
| washoffintheseabuttheyhavetheirtailsintheirmouthsandthe | |
| aboutthereasonandallthathesaidtothegryphon | |
| thereasonissaidthegryphonthattheywouldgowiththelobsters | |
| tothedancesotheygotthrownouttoseasotheyhadtofallalong | |
| aboutawhitingbefore | |
| itdoesthebootsandshoesthegryphonrepliedverysolemnly | |
| alicewasthoroughlypuzzleddoesthebootsandshoessherepeated | |
| inawonderingtone | |
| makesthemsoshiny | |
| alicelookeddownatthemandconsideredalittlebeforeshegaveher | |
| bootsandshoesundertheseathegryphonwentoninadeepvoice | |
| aredonewithawhitingnowyouknow | |
| andwhataretheymadeofaliceaskedinatoneofgreatcuriosity | |
| solesandeelsofcoursethegryphonrepliedratherimpatiently | |
| anyshrimpcouldhavetoldyouthat | |
| theywereobligedtohavehimwiththemthemockturtlesaidno | |
| wisefishwouldgoanywherewithoutaporpoise | |
| ofcoursenotsaidthemockturtlewhyifafishcametomeand | |
| explainallthatsaidthemockturtle | |
| nonotheadventuresfirstsaidthegryphoninanimpatienttone | |
| explanationstakesuchadreadfultime | |
| soalicebegantellingthemheradventuresfromthetimewhenshefirst | |
| sawthewhiterabbitshewasalittlenervousaboutitjustatfirst | |
| thetwocreaturesgotsoclosetoheroneoneachsideandopened | |
| theireyesandmouthssoverywidebutshegainedcourageasshewent | |
| onherlistenerswereperfectlyquiettillshegottothepartabout | |
| herrepeatingyouareoldfatherwilliamtothecaterpillarandthe | |
| wordsallcomingdifferentandthenthemockturtledrewalongbreath | |
| shouldliketohearhertryandrepeatsomethingnowtellherto | |
| beginhelookedatthegryphonasifhethoughtithadsomekindof | |
| authorityoveralice | |
| standupandrepeattisthevoiceofthesluggardsaidthe | |
| gryphon | |
| howthecreaturesorderoneaboutandmakeonerepeatlessons | |
| gotupandbegantorepeatitbutherheadwassofullofthelobster | |
| quadrillethatshehardlyknewwhatshewassayingandthewordscame | |
| veryqueerindeed | |
| asaduckwithitseyelidssohewithhisnose | |
| trimshisbeltandhisbuttonsandturnsouthistoes | |
| latereditionscontinuedasfollows | |
| whenthesandsarealldryheisgayasalark | |
| andwilltalkincontemptuoustonesoftheshark | |
| butwhenthetiderisesandsharksarearound | |
| hisvoicehasatimidandtremuloussound | |
| gryphon | |
| uncommonnonsense | |
| alicesaidnothingshehadsatdownwithherfaceinherhands | |
| wonderingifanythingwouldeverhappeninanaturalwayagain | |
| verse | |
| butabouthistoesthemockturtlepersistedhowcouldheturnthem | |
| outwithhisnoseyouknow | |
| puzzledbythewholethingandlongedtochangethesubject | |
| goonwiththenextversethegryphonrepeatedimpatientlyit | |
| alicedidnotdaretodisobeythoughshefeltsureitwouldallcome | |
| wrongandshewentoninatremblingvoice | |
| latereditionscontinuedasfollows | |
| thepanthertookpiecrustandgravyandmeat | |
| whiletheowlhadthedishasitsshareofthetreat | |
| whenthepiewasallfinishedtheowlasaboon | |
| waskindlypermittedtopocketthespoon | |
| whilethepantherreceivedknifeandforkwithagrowl | |
| whatistheuseofrepeatingallthatstuffthemockturtle | |
| onlytoogladtodoso | |
| shallwetryanotherfigureofthelobsterquadrillethegryphonwent | |
| onorwouldyoulikethemockturtletosingyouasong | |
| ohasongpleaseifthemockturtlewouldbesokindalice | |
| repliedsoeagerlythatthegryphonsaidinaratheroffendedtone | |
| fellow | |
| themockturtlesigheddeeplyandbeganinavoicesometimeschoked | |
| withsobstosingthis | |
| chorusagaincriedthegryphonandthemockturtlehadjustbegun | |
| distance | |
| comeoncriedthegryphonandtakingalicebythehandithurried | |
| offwithoutwaitingfortheendofthesong | |
| whattrialisitalicepantedassheranbutthegryphononly | |
| answeredcomeonandranthefasterwhilemoreandmorefaintly | |
| camecarriedonthebreezethatfollowedthemthemelancholywords | |
| beautifulbeautifulsoup | |
| thekingandqueenofheartswereseatedontheirthronewhenthey | |
| arrivedwithagreatcrowdassembledaboutthemallsortsoflittle | |
| birdsandbeastsaswellasthewholepackofcardstheknavewas | |
| standingbeforetheminchainswithasoldieroneachsidetoguard | |
| himandnearthekingwasthewhiterabbitwithatrumpetinonehand | |
| andascrollofparchmentintheotherintheverymiddleofthecourt | |
| wasatablewithalargedishoftartsuponittheylookedsogood | |
| trialdoneshethoughtandhandroundtherefreshmentsbutthere | |
| seemedtobenochanceofthissoshebeganlookingateverythingabout | |
| hertopassawaythetime | |
| alicehadneverbeeninacourtofjusticebeforebutshehadread | |
| abouttheminbooksandshewasquitepleasedtofindthatsheknew | |
| herselfbecauseofhisgreatwig | |
| thejudgebythewaywasthekingandasheworehiscrownoverthe | |
| wiglookatthefrontispieceifyouwanttoseehowhedidithedid | |
| notlookatallcomfortableanditwascertainlynotbecoming | |
| shewasobligedtosaycreaturesyouseebecausesomeofthemwere | |
| thislastwordtwoorthreetimesovertoherselfbeingratherproudof | |
| itforshethoughtandrightlytoothatveryfewlittlegirlsofher | |
| ageknewthemeaningofitatallhoweverjurymenwouldhavedone | |
| justaswell | |
| thetwelvejurorswereallwritingverybusilyonslateswhatarethey | |
| feartheyshouldforgetthembeforetheendofthetrial | |
| stupidthingsalicebeganinaloudindignantvoicebutshestopped | |
| hastilyforthewhiterabbitcriedoutsilenceinthecourtandthe | |
| kingputonhisspectaclesandlookedanxiouslyroundtomakeoutwho | |
| wastalking | |
| alicecouldseeaswellasifshewerelookingovertheirshoulders | |
| thatallthejurorswerewritingdownstupidthingsontheirslates | |
| oneofthejurorshadapencilthatsqueakedthisofcoursealice | |
| couldnotstandandshewentroundthecourtandgotbehindhimand | |
| verysoonfoundanopportunityoftakingitawayshediditsoquickly | |
| thatthepoorlittlejuroritwasbillthelizardcouldnotmakeout | |
| atallwhathadbecomeofitsoafterhuntingallaboutforithewas | |
| obligedtowritewithonefingerfortherestofthedayandthiswas | |
| ofverylittleuseasitleftnomarkontheslate | |
| heraldreadtheaccusationsaidtheking | |
| onthisthewhiterabbitblewthreeblastsonthetrumpetandthen | |
| unrolledtheparchmentscrollandreadasfollows | |
| thequeenofheartsshemadesometarts | |
| allonasummerday | |
| theknaveofheartshestolethosetarts | |
| andtookthemquiteaway | |
| consideryourverdictthekingsaidtothejury | |
| dealtocomebeforethat | |
| callthefirstwitnesssaidthekingandthewhiterabbitblewthree | |
| blastsonthetrumpetandcalledoutfirstwitness | |
| thefirstwitnesswasthehatterhecameinwithateacupinone | |
| yououghttohavefinishedsaidthekingwhendidyoubegin | |
| thehatterlookedatthemarchharewhohadfollowedhimintothe | |
| washesaid | |
| fifteenthsaidthemarchhare | |
| sixteenthaddedthedormouse | |
| writethatdownthekingsaidtothejuryandthejuryeagerly | |
| wrotedownallthreedatesontheirslatesandthenaddedthemupand | |
| reducedtheanswertoshillingsandpence | |
| takeoffyourhatthekingsaidtothehatter | |
| stolenthekingexclaimedturningtothejurywhoinstantlymadea | |
| memorandumofthefact | |
| herethequeenputonherspectaclesandbeganstaringatthehatter | |
| whoturnedpaleandfidgeted | |
| youexecutedonthespot | |
| thisdidnotseemtoencouragethewitnessatallhekeptshifting | |
| fromonefoottotheotherlookinguneasilyatthequeenandin | |
| hisconfusionhebitalargepieceoutofhisteacupinsteadofthe | |
| breadandbutter | |
| justatthismomentalicefeltaverycurioussensationwhichpuzzled | |
| heragooddealuntilshemadeoutwhatitwasshewasbeginningto | |
| growlargeragainandshethoughtatfirstshewouldgetupandleave | |
| thecourtbutonsecondthoughtsshedecidedtoremainwhereshewasas | |
| longastherewasroomforher | |
| too | |
| ridiculousfashionandhegotupverysulkilyandcrossedovertothe | |
| othersideofthecourt | |
| allthistimethequeenhadneverleftoffstaringatthehatterand | |
| justasthedormousecrossedthecourtshesaidtooneoftheofficers | |
| ofthecourtbringmethelistofthesingersinthelastconcerton | |
| whichthewretchedhattertrembledsothatheshookbothhisshoesoff | |
| thetwinklingofthewhatsaidtheking | |
| itbeganwiththeteathehatterreplied | |
| takemeforaduncegoon | |
| youdidsaidthehatter | |
| hedeniesitsaidthekingleaveoutthatpart | |
| anxiouslyroundtoseeifhewoulddenyittoobutthedormousedenied | |
| nothingbeingfastasleep | |
| butwhatdidthedormousesayoneofthejuryasked | |
| themiserablehatterdroppedhisteacupandbreadandbutterandwent | |
| hereoneoftheguineapigscheeredandwasimmediatelysuppressedby | |
| explaintoyouhowitwasdonetheyhadalargecanvasbagwhichtied | |
| upatthemouthwithstringsintothistheyslippedtheguineapig | |
| headfirstandthensatuponit | |
| inthenewspapersattheendoftrialstherewassomeattempts | |
| atapplausewhichwasimmediatelysuppressedbytheofficersofthe | |
| king | |
| thenyoumaysitdownthekingreplied | |
| heretheotherguineapigcheeredandwassuppressed | |
| comethatfinishedtheguineapigsthoughtalicenowweshallget | |
| onbetter | |
| queenwhowasreadingthelistofsingers | |
| youmaygosaidthekingandthehatterhurriedlyleftthecourt | |
| withoutevenwaitingtoputhisshoeson | |
| officersbutthehatterwasoutofsightbeforetheofficercouldget | |
| tothedoor | |
| callthenextwitnesssaidtheking | |
| herhandandaliceguessedwhoitwasevenbeforeshegotintothe | |
| courtbythewaythepeoplenearthedoorbegansneezingallatonce | |
| giveyourevidencesaidtheking | |
| thekinglookedanxiouslyatthewhiterabbitwhosaidinalowvoice | |
| yourmajestymustcrossexaminethiswitness | |
| afterfoldinghisarmsandfrowningatthecooktillhiseyeswere | |
| nearlyoutofsighthesaidinadeepvoicewhataretartsmadeof | |
| peppermostlysaidthecook | |
| treaclesaidasleepyvoicebehindher | |
| collarthatdormousethequeenshriekedoutbeheadthatdormouse | |
| turnthatdormouseoutofcourtsuppresshimpinchhimoffwithhis | |
| whiskers | |
| forsomeminutesthewholecourtwasinconfusiongettingthedormouse | |
| turnedoutandbythetimetheyhadsettleddownagainthecookhad | |
| disappeared | |
| nevermindsaidthekingwithanairofgreatreliefcallthenext | |
| witnessandheaddedinanundertonetothequeenreallymydear | |
| youmustcrossexaminethenextwitnessitquitemakesmyforehead | |
| ache | |
| alicewatchedthewhiterabbitashefumbledoverthelistfeelingvery | |
| gotmuchevidenceyetshesaidtoherselfimaginehersurprisewhen | |
| thewhiterabbitreadoutatthetopofhisshrilllittlevoicethe | |
| namealice | |
| herecriedalicequiteforgettingintheflurryofthemomenthow | |
| largeshehadgrowninthelastfewminutesandshejumpedupinsuch | |
| ahurrythatshetippedoverthejuryboxwiththeedgeofherskirt | |
| upsettingallthejurymenontotheheadsofthecrowdbelowandthere | |
| theylaysprawlingaboutremindingherverymuchofaglobeofgoldfish | |
| shehadaccidentallyupsettheweekbefore | |
| beganpickingthemupagainasquicklyasshecouldfortheaccidentof | |
| thegoldfishkeptrunninginherheadandshehadavaguesortofidea | |
| thattheymustbecollectedatonceandputbackintothejuryboxor | |
| theywoulddie | |
| thetrialcannotproceedsaidthekinginaverygravevoiceuntil | |
| allthejurymenarebackintheirproperplacesallherepeatedwith | |
| greatemphasislookinghardataliceashesaiddo | |
| alicelookedatthejuryboxandsawthatinherhasteshehadput | |
| tailaboutinamelancholywaybeingquiteunabletomoveshesoongot | |
| itoutagainandputitrightnotthatitsignifiesmuchshesaid | |
| onewayupastheother | |
| assoonasthejuryhadalittlerecoveredfromtheshockofbeing | |
| upsetandtheirslatesandpencilshadbeenfoundandhandedbackto | |
| themtheysettoworkverydiligentlytowriteoutahistoryofthe | |
| accidentallexceptthelizardwhoseemedtoomuchovercometodo | |
| anythingbutsitwithitsmouthopengazingupintotheroofofthe | |
| court | |
| whatdoyouknowaboutthisbusinessthekingsaidtoalice | |
| nothingsaidalice | |
| nothingwhateverpersistedtheking | |
| nothingwhateversaidalice | |
| justbeginningtowritethisdownontheirslateswhenthewhiterabbit | |
| interruptedunimportantyourmajestymeansofcoursehesaidina | |
| veryrespectfultonebutfrowningandmakingfacesathimashespoke | |
| tohimselfinanundertone | |
| whichwordsoundedbest | |
| someofthejurywroteitdownimportantandsomeunimportant | |
| alicecouldseethisasshewasnearenoughtolookovertheirslates | |
| atthismomentthekingwhohadbeenforsometimebusilywritingin | |
| hisnotebookcackledoutsilenceandreadoutfromhisbookrule | |
| fortytwoallpersonsmorethanamilehightoleavethecourt | |
| everybodylookedatalice | |
| youaresaidtheking | |
| nearlytwomileshighaddedthequeen | |
| regularruleyouinventeditjustnow | |
| thenitoughttobenumberonesaidalice | |
| thekingturnedpaleandshuthisnotebookhastilyconsideryour | |
| verdicthesaidtothejuryinalowtremblingvoice | |
| rabbitjumpingupinagreathurrythispaperhasjustbeenpicked | |
| up | |
| letterwrittenbytheprisonertotosomebody | |
| itmusthavebeenthatsaidthekingunlessitwaswrittento | |
| whoisitdirectedtosaidoneofthejurymen | |
| nothingwrittenontheoutsideheunfoldedthepaperashespokeand | |
| aboutitthejuryalllookedpuzzled | |
| allbrightenedupagain | |
| namelikeanhonestman | |
| therewasageneralclappingofhandsatthisitwasthefirstreally | |
| cleverthingthekinghadsaidthatday | |
| thatproveshisguiltsaidthequeen | |
| readthemsaidtheking | |
| yourmajestyheasked | |
| beginatthebeginningthekingsaidgravelyandgoontillyou | |
| cometotheendthenstop | |
| theseweretheversesthewhiterabbitread | |
| theytoldmeyouhadbeentoher | |
| andmentionedmetohim | |
| shegavemeagoodcharacter | |
| weknowittobetrue | |
| ifsheshouldpushthematteron | |
| whatwouldbecomeofyou | |
| yougaveusthreeormore | |
| theyallreturnedfromhimtoyou | |
| thoughtheywereminebefore | |
| involvedinthisaffair | |
| hetruststoyoutosetthemfree | |
| exactlyaswewere | |
| mynotionwasthatyouhadbeen | |
| beforeshehadthisfit | |
| anobstaclethatcamebetween | |
| himandourselvesandit | |
| forthismusteverbe | |
| asecretkeptfromalltherest | |
| betweenyourselfandme | |
| ifanyoneofthemcanexplainitsaidaliceshehadgrownsolarge | |
| meaninginit | |
| atomofmeaninginitbutnoneofthemattemptedtoexplainthepaper | |
| hewentonspreadingouttheversesonhiskneeandlookingatthem | |
| knave | |
| certainlydidnotbeingmadeentirelyofcardboard | |
| allrightsofarsaidthekingandhewentonmutteringover | |
| butitgoesontheyallreturnedfromhimtoyousaidalice | |
| whytheretheyaresaidthekingtriumphantlypointingtothetarts | |
| onthetablenothingcanbeclearerthanthatthenagainbeforeshe | |
| queen | |
| neversaidthequeenfuriouslythrowinganinkstandatthelizard | |
| asshespoketheunfortunatelittlebillhadleftoffwritingonhis | |
| slatewithonefingerashefounditmadenomarkbuthenowhastily | |
| beganagainusingtheinkthatwastricklingdownhisfaceaslongas | |
| itlasted | |
| withasmiletherewasadeadsilence | |
| letthejuryconsidertheirverdictthekingsaidforaboutthe | |
| twentiethtimethatday | |
| nonosaidthequeensentencefirstverdictafterwards | |
| stuffandnonsensesaidaliceloudlytheideaofhavingthe | |
| sentencefirst | |
| holdyourtonguesaidthequeenturningpurple | |
| offwithherheadthequeenshoutedatthetopofhervoicenobody | |
| moved | |
| whocaresforyousaidaliceshehadgrowntoherfullsizebythis | |
| atthisthewholepackroseupintotheairandcameflyingdownupon | |
| hershegavealittlescreamhalfoffrightandhalfofangerand | |
| triedtobeatthemoffandfoundherselflyingonthebankwithher | |
| headinthelapofhersisterwhowasgentlybrushingawaysomedead | |
| leavesthathadfluttereddownfromthetreesuponherface | |
| had | |
| sisteraswellasshecouldrememberthemallthesestrangeadventures | |
| ofhersthatyouhavejustbeenreadingaboutandwhenshehad | |
| finishedhersisterkissedherandsaiditwasacuriousdream | |
| alicegotupandranoffthinkingwhilesheranaswellshemight | |
| whatawonderfuldreamithadbeen | |
| buthersistersatstilljustassheleftherleaningherheadonher | |
| handwatchingthesettingsunandthinkingoflittlealiceandallher | |
| wonderfuladventurestillshetoobegandreamingafterafashionand | |
| thiswasherdream | |
| firstshedreamedoflittlealiceherselfandonceagainthetiny | |
| handswereclaspeduponherkneeandthebrighteagereyeswerelooking | |
| upintohersshecouldheartheverytonesofhervoiceandseethat | |
| queerlittletossofherheadtokeepbackthewanderinghairthat | |
| wouldalwaysgetintohereyesandstillasshelistenedorseemedto | |
| listenthewholeplacearoundherbecamealivewiththestrangecreatures | |
| thelonggrassrustledatherfeetasthewhiterabbithurriedbythe | |
| couldheartherattleoftheteacupsasthemarchhareandhisfriends | |
| sharedtheirneverendingmealandtheshrillvoiceofthequeen | |
| orderingoffherunfortunategueststoexecutiononcemorethepigbaby | |
| arounditoncemoretheshriekofthegryphonthesqueakingofthe | |
| filledtheairmixedupwiththedistantsobsofthemiserablemock | |
| turtle | |
| soshesatonwithclosedeyesandhalfbelievedherselfin | |
| wonderlandthoughsheknewshehadbuttoopenthemagainandall | |
| wouldchangetodullrealitythegrasswouldbeonlyrustlinginthe | |
| windandthepoolripplingtothewavingofthereedstherattling | |
| criestothevoiceoftheshepherdboyandthesneezeofthebabythe | |
| shriekofthegryphonandalltheotherqueernoiseswouldchangeshe | |
| knewtotheconfusedclamourofthebusyfarmyardwhilethelowing | |
| heavysobs | |
| lastlyshepicturedtoherselfhowthissamelittlesisterofhers | |
| wouldintheaftertimebeherselfagrownwomanandhowshewould | |
| keepthroughallherriperyearsthesimpleandlovingheartofher | |
| childhoodandhowshewouldgatheraboutherotherlittlechildrenand | |
| maketheireyesbrightandeagerwithmanyastrangetaleperhapseven | |
| withthedreamofwonderlandoflongagoandhowshewouldfeelwith | |
| alltheirsimplesorrowsandfindapleasureinalltheirsimplejoys | |
| rememberingherownchildlifeandthehappysummerdays | |
| theend |
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