. Through the looking glass and what Alice found there . I/ V\\ ILLUSTRATIONS J WHERE DO YOU COME FROM? SAID THE RED QUEEN . Facing p. 32 I DECLARE ITS MARKED OUTJUST LIKE A LARGE CHESS-BOARD! ALICE SAID ATLAST 34 NOW! NOW! CRIED THE QUEEN. FASTER ! FASTER ! 36 IN FACT, IT WAS AN ELEPHANT-AS ALICE SOON FOUNDOUT 44 AT LAST HE SAID, YOURETRAVELLING THE WRONGWAY 46 WHILE THE GNAT WAS BAL-ANCING ITSELF ON A TWIG 52 ALICE WITH HER ARMS CLASP-ED LOVINGLY ROUND THESOFT NECK OF THE FAWN 60 THE NEXT MOMENT THEY WERE DANCING ROUND IN A RING 66 IF THIS WERE ONLY CLEAR-ED AWAY,THEY SAID, IT WOULD BE GRAND
. Through the looking glass and what Alice found there . I/ V\\ ILLUSTRATIONS J WHERE DO YOU COME FROM? SAID THE RED QUEEN . Facing p. 32 I DECLARE ITS MARKED OUTJUST LIKE A LARGE CHESS-BOARD! ALICE SAID ATLAST 34 NOW! NOW! CRIED THE QUEEN. FASTER ! FASTER ! 36 IN FACT, IT WAS AN ELEPHANT-AS ALICE SOON FOUNDOUT 44 AT LAST HE SAID, YOURETRAVELLING THE WRONGWAY 46 WHILE THE GNAT WAS BAL-ANCING ITSELF ON A TWIG 52 ALICE WITH HER ARMS CLASP-ED LOVINGLY ROUND THESOFT NECK OF THE FAWN 60 THE NEXT MOMENT THEY WERE DANCING ROUND IN A RING 66 IF THIS WERE ONLY CLEAR-ED AWAY,THEY SAID, IT WOULD BE GRAND! 68 THE ELDEST OYSTER WINK-ED HIS EYE, viii. ILLUSTRATIONS AND SHOOK HIS HEAVY HEAD— Pacinef. 7° I WEEP FOR YOU/ THE WALRUS SAID; I DEEPLY SYMPATHIZE . 72 ITS ONLY THE RED KING SNORING 74 ALICE LAUGHED LOUD; BUTSHE MANAGED TO TURN IT INTO A COUGH 80 OPPOSITE TO HER WAS AN OLDSHEEP SITTING IN AN ARM-CHAIR, KNITTING . . 94 THE LITTLE ARMS WEREPLUNGED IN ELBOW-DEEP 100 AND HE GRINNED ALMOST FROM EAR TO EAR ... HO I SAID IT VERY LOUD AND CLEAR;I WENT AND SHOUTED IN HIS EAR 124 SHE HAD NEVER SEEN SOL-DIERS SO UNCERTAIN ON THEIR FEET 13 1 YOU ALARM ME I SAID THE KING. I FEEL FAINT! . 132 ix
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