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Title: Through the looking glass : and what Alice found there
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898 Tenniel, John, Sir, 1820-1914
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Publisher: Philadelphia : Henry Altemus

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ests were lying downin the dishes, and the soup-ladle waswalkingup the table towards Alices chair, andbeckoning to her impatiently to get out ofits way. I cant stand this any longer! she criedas she jumped up and seized the table-clothwith both hands: one good pull, and plates,dishes, guests, and candles came crashingdown together in a heap on the floor. And as for you she went on, turningfiercely upon the Red Queen, whom she con-sidered as the cause of all the mischief—butthe Queen was no longer at her side—shehad suddenly dwindled down to the size of alittle doll, and was now on the table, merrilyrunning round and round after her ownshawl, which was trailing behind her. At any other time, Alice would have feltsurprised at this, but she was far too muchexcited to be surprised at anything now* QUEEN ALICE. 201 As for you9 sherepeated, catchinghold of the littlecreature in the veryact of jumpingover a bottle whichhad just lightedupon the table, Illshake you intoa kitten, that Iwill
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CHAPTER X. SHAKING. SHE took her off the table as she spoke,and shook her backwards and forwards withall her might. The Red Queen made no resistance what-ever; only her face grew very small, and hereyes got large and green : and still, as Alicewent on shaking hen she kept on growingshorter — and fatter — and softer — androunder—and—

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