CHAPTER 9. QUEEN ALICE

 

­¡¡ÈSpeak when you 're spoken to!¡ÉThe Queen sharply interrupted her.

 ¡ÈBut if everybody obeyed that rule,¡Ésaid Alice, who was always ready for a little argument,¡Èand if you only spoke when you were spoken to, and the other person always waited for you to begin, you see nobody would ever say anything, so that¡½¡É

 

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­¢ You can't be a Queen, you know, till you've passed the proper examination.

 

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­£¡ÈShe's in that state of mind,¡Ésaid the White Queen,¡Èthat she wants to deny something¡½only she doesn't know what to deny!¡É

 

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­¤¡È¡Î¡Ä¡ÏTry another Subtraction sum. Take a bone from a dog: what remains?¡É

¡¡Alice considered.¡ÈThe bone wouldn't remain, of course, if I took it¡½and the dog wouldn't remain: it would come to bite me¡½and I'm sure I shouldn't remain!¡É

 ¡ÈThen you think nothing would remain?¡Ésaid the Red Queen.

 ¡ÈI think that's the answer.¡É

 ¡ÈWrong, as usual,¡Ésaid the Red Queen:¡Èthe dog's temper would remain.¡É

 ¡ÈBut I don't see how¡½¡É

 ¡ÈWhy, look here!¡Éthe Red Queen cried.¡ÈThe dog would lose its temper, wouldn't it?¡É

 ¡ÈPerhaps it would,¡ÉAlice replied cautiously.

 ¡ÈThen if the dog went away, its temper would remain!¡Éthe Queen exclaimed triumphantly.

 

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­¥ And I'll tell you a secret¡½I can read words of one letter!

 

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­¦¡ÈWhat is the cause of lightning?¡É

 ¡ÈThe cause of lightning,¡ÉAlice said very decidedly, for she felt quite certain about this,¡Èis the thunder¡½o, no!¡Éshe hastily corrected herself.¡ÈI meant the other way.¡É

 

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­§¡ÈWhich reminds me¡½¡Éthe White Queen said, looking down and nervously clasping and unclasping her hands,¡Èwe had such a thunderstorm last Tuesday¡½I mean one of the last set of Tuesdays, you know.¡É

¡¡Alice was puzzled.¡ÈIn our country,¡Éshe remarked,¡Èthere's only one day at a time.¡É

¡¡The Red Queen said,¡ÈThat's a poor thin way of doing things. Now here, we mostly have days and nights two or three at a time, and sometimes in the winter we take as many as five nights together¡½for warmth, you know.¡É

 ¡ÈAre five nights warmer than one night, then?¡ÉAlice ventured to ask.

 ¡ÈFive times as warm, of course.¡É

 ¡ÈBut they should be five times as cold, by the same rule¡½¡É

 ¡ÈJust so!¡Écried the Red Queen.¡ÈFive times as warm, and five times as cold¡½just as I'm five times as rich as you are, and five times as clever!¡É

 

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­¨¡ÈHumpty Dumpty saw it too,¡Éthe White Queen went on in a low voice, more as if she were talking to herself.¡ÈHe came to the door with a corkscrew in his hand¡½¡É

 ¡ÈWhat did he want?¡Ésaid the Red Queen.

 ¡ÈHe said he would come in,¡Éthe White Queen went on,¡Èbecause he was looking for a hippopotamus. Now, as it happened, there wasn't such a thing in the house, that morning.¡É

 ¡ÈIs there generally?¡ÉAlice asked in an astonished tone.

 ¡ÈWell, only on Thursdays,¡Ésaid the Queen.

 ¡ÈI know what he came for,¡Ésaid Alice:¡Èhe wanted to punish the fish, because¡½¡É

 

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­©¡ÈI haven't got a nightcap with me,¡Ésaid Alice, as she tried to obey the first direction:¡Èand I don't know any soothing lullabies.¡É

 ¡ÈI must do it myself, then,¡Ésaid the Red Queen, and she began:¡½

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­ª¡ÈI don't think it ever happened before, that any one had to take care of two Queens asleep at once! No, not in all the History of England¡½it couldn't, you know, because there never was more than one Queen at a time. Do wake up, you heavy things!¡Éshe went on in an impatient tone; but there was no answer but a gentle snoring.

¡¡The snoring got more distinct every minute, and sounded more like a tune: at last she could even make out the words, and she listened so eagerly that, when the two great heads vanished from her lap, she hardly missed them.

 

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­« She was standing before an arched doorway, over which were the words¡ÈQUEEN ALICE¡Éin large letters, and on each side of the arch there was a bell-handle; one was marked¡ÈVisitors' Bell,¡Éand the other¡ÈServants' Bell.¡É

 

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­¬ Alice knocked and rang in vain for a long time; but at last a very old Frog, who was sitting under a tree, got up and hobbled slowly towards her: he was dressed in bright yellow, and had enormous boots on.

 ¡ÈWhat is it, now?¡Éthe Frog said in a deep hoarse whisper.

 

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­­ And hundreds of voices joined in the chorus:¡½

 

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­¯ The leg of mutton got up in the dish and made a little bow to Alice; and Alice returned the bow, not knowing whether to be frightened or amused.

 

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­°¡ÈWhat impertinence!¡Ésaid the Pudding.¡ÈI wonder how you 'd like it, if I were to cut a slice out of you, you creature!¡É

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