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Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There
Chapter 1 · 6 illustrations Through the glass into Looking-glass House
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1·1 From above, a small Victorian house sits in a snowy garden at dusk, one window glowing
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1·2 Alice, on the chimney-piece, reaches toward the Looking-glass as it dissolves into mist
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1·3 A small girl lands on the Looking-glass room hearth and leans toward the blazing fire
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1·4 Huge Alice kneels over the hearth, watching two tiny royal chess pairs among the cinders
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1·7 In the dark Tulgey Wood, the vorpal sword leans on the Tumtum tree as eyes of flame glow
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1·8 Alice glides down the Looking-glass House stairs, fingertips resting on the hand-rail
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Chapter 2 · 7 illustrations The Garden of Live Flowers: Alice Becomes a Pawn
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2·1 In the Looking-glass garden, a tiny girl in blue looks toward the distant green hill
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2·2 The daisies shout in shrill chorus as the furious Tiger-lily hushes them before Alice
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2·3 In the Garden of Live Flowers, Alice turns as the Red Queen, now taller, strides along
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2·4 The towering Red Queen lectures a small, stiff Alice on the gravel walk, finger raised
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2·5 Alice and the Red Queen look out from the hilltop over the vast chessboard country
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2·8 The Red Queen drags Alice across the hilltop so fast they seem to skim through the air
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2·9 Alone by the hilltop tree, Alice gazes at the last peg where the Red Queen vanished
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Chapter 3 · 9 illustrations Looking-Glass Insects and the Nameless Wood
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3·1 From above, the little hill with its single tree rises over a vast chessboard country
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3·2 On tiptoe, a small girl watches an elephant sip from a cottage-sized flower like a bee
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3·3 At the engine's shrill scream the railway carriage lifts straight into the air.
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3·4 Alice sits calmly under a tree while the chicken-sized Gnat fans her from a low twig
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3·5 Alice and the Gnat gaze at the holly-winged snap-dragon-fly, its raisin head aflame
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3·6 The Gnat sighs on its twig as two large tears roll down its cheeks after its failed joke
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3·7 In the nameless wood, Alice strains to remember her name and recalls only the letter L
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3·8 At the edge of the nameless wood, Alice holds out a careful hand to a dappled fawn
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3·9 The Fawn leaps away crying that she is a human child, leaving Alice with open arms
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Chapter 4 · 7 illustrations Tweedledum and Tweedledee: the dream and the rattle
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4·1 On the dirt road, Alice reads the collars of two identical round little men under a tree
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4·2 Alice whirls in a ring with the twins beneath a tree whose branches play like fiddles
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4·3 The two brothers lead a small girl by both hands toward the sleeping Red King
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4·4 Tweedledee claps and tells Alice she is only a thing in the sleeping Red King's dream
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4·5 Held between the twins by the sleeping Red King, Alice protests she is real, in tears
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4·6 Tweedledum rages over his spoilt rattle as Tweedledee cowers and Alice touches his arm
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4·7 At dusk, a small girl watches for the crow as two brothers ready a sword and umbrella
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Chapter 5 · 6 illustrations Wool and Water
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5·1 The White Queen rushes at Alice with arms flung wide as Alice holds out the lost shawl
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5·2 The White Queen rises on her toes, bandaged finger raised, her voice climbing to a squeak
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5·3 Wool wraps the bleating White Queen as she turns into a sheep, and Alice starts back
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5·4 Alice leans on the counter of a dim little shop, staring at an old knitting Sheep
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5·5 The oar sticks in the water and tips Alice backward off her seat into the rushes
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5·6 In the shop, a small girl tiptoes past a brook as tables and chairs turn into trees
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Chapter 6 · 4 illustrations Humpty Dumpty and the meaning of words
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6·1 From above, a lone grey wall stands in a green clearing, a tiny egg-shaped speck on top
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6·2 In a bright woodland clearing, Alice points up at the huge egg on the narrow wall
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6·5 On his narrow wall, Humpty Dumpty declares the question is who is master of words
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6·6 From high above, a tiny girl in pale blue stops mid-step as the whole forest trembles
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Chapter 7 · 5 illustrations The Lion and the Unicorn
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7·1 A bird's-eye view of the dark wood, meadow, silver brook and road to the distant town
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7·2 Alice and the White King reach the ring, where dust hides the fighting Lion and Unicorn
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7·3 Alice smiles up at the Unicorn as he bends down and offers a bargain of mutual belief
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7·4 A huge, dusty lion yawns mid-riddle, his eyes drifting toward the child by the brook
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7·5 Alice kneels on the grass with her hands pressed over her ears as the drums roar.
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Chapter 8 · 4 illustrations The White Knight and the golden crown
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8·1 From above, tiny Alice stands in the Seventh Square forest before the Knights arrive
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8·2 Helmet off, the White Knight combs back his shaggy hair and turns his mild face to Alice
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8·3 Leaning on a tree, a small girl shades her eyes as the White Knight glows in the low sun
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8·4 A golden crown rests in Alice's lap, held lightly in her small hands on the evening lawn
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Chapter 9 · 9 illustrations Queen Alice: examination and feast
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9·1 From far above, the small green lawn of the Eighth Square glows in the evening light
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9·4 Alice sits upright on the lawn as the Red and White Queens snore on her shoulders
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9·5 Crowned Alice looks up at the arched door lettered QUEEN ALICE, with two bell-handles
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9·6 Crowned Alice walks up the candlelit hall as about fifty silent guests turn to watch her
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9·7 At the feast, the Red Queen introduces Alice to the leg of mutton, which rises in its dish and bows.
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9·10 Starting her speech, the crowned girl is shoved into the air by the two Queens
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9·11 The White Queen seizes Alice's hair as candles shoot up and bottles fly on plate wings
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9·12 Alice hauls the table-cloth with both fists and brings the whole banquet crashing down
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9·13 Crowned Alice grips the doll-sized Red Queen and threatens to shake her into a kitten
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Chapter 10 · 3 illustrations Shaking
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10·1 A tiny crowned figure stands alone at the head of the wrecked Queen Alice feast table
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10·2 Alice holds up the doll-sized Red Queen, limp and calm, her eyes large and green
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10·3 Alice shakes the doll-sized Red Queen, who softens into a round, kitten-like bundle
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Chapter 11 · 2 illustrations Waking
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11·1 The drawing room on a snowy afternoon: firelight, falling snow, an empty armchair
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11·2 The black kitten sits upright on the hearth rug as the drowsy girl dozes behind her
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Chapter 12 · 4 illustrations Which Dreamed It?
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12·1 A warm window glows in the Victorian house on a quiet snowy evening
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12·2 Laughing, Alice kneels on the hearth-rug and kisses the stiff little black kitten
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12·3 Alice, propped on one elbow on the hearth-rug, questions Kitty, who licks her paw
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12·4 A winding golden stream at low July sun, with a tiny boat dissolving into the glow.
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