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Alice taking "Drink Me" bottle -5. Alice stretched tall -6. Giant Alice watching Rabbit run away -7. Alice in pool of tears -8. Alice with Mouse in pool of tears -9. Dodo presenting thimble -10. Mouse telling story to birds and Alice -11. Alice cramped in Rabbit's house -12. Alice's hand grabbing at Rabbit -13. "There goes Bill!" -14. Dog looking at tiny Alice -15. Alice meets the Caterpillar -16. Father William standing on head -17. Father William somersaulting in the door -18. Father William having eaten the goose -19. Father William balancing eel on nose -20. Fish and Frog servants -21. Cook, Duchess, Cheshire Cat, Baby, and Alice -22. Alice and pig baby -23. Alice speaks to Cheshire Cat -24. Cheshire Cat fading to smile -25. Mad Tea Party -26. Hatter engaging in rhetoric -27. Hatter and Hare dunking Dormouse -28. Two, Five, and Seven painting the rosebush -29. "OFF WITH HER HEAD!" -30. Alice trying to play croquet with flamingo and hedgehog -31. Executioner argues with King about cutting off Cheshire Cat's head -32. Alice (with flamingo) chats with the Duchess -33. Gryphon asleep -34. Mock Turtle and Gryphon singing to Alice -35. Mock Turtle and Gryphon demonstrating the Lobster Quadrille to Alice -36. Lobster primping before a mirror -37. White Rabbit, dressed as herald, blowing trumpet -38. Mad Hatter arrives hastily in court to testify -39. ...and just as hastily leaves -40. Giant Alice upsets the jury (literally) -41. King reflecting in court -42. "You're nothing but a pack of cards!" - - -********End of Project Gutenberg File read114.me******** - - |