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AND SHOOK HIS HEAVY
HEAD—'" Facing p. 70

'I WEEP FOR YOU,' THE WALRUS
SAID;
'I DEEPLY SYMPATHIZE'" " 72

"'IT'S ONLY THE RED KING
SNORING'" " 74

"ALICE LAUGHED LOUD; BUT
SHE MANAGED TO TURN IT
INTO A COUGH" " 80

"OPPOSITE TO HER WAS AN OLD
SHEEP SITTING IN AN ARM-*CHAIR,
KNITTING" " 94

"THE LITTLE ARMS WERE
PLUNGED IN ELBOW-*DEEP" " 100

"AND HE GRINNED ALMOST
FROM EAR TO EAR " 110

"'I SAID IT VERY LOUD AND
CLEAR;
I WENT AND SHOUTED IN HIS
EAR'" " 124

"SHE HAD NEVER SEEN SOLDIERS
SO UNCERTAIN ON
THEIR FEET" " 130

"'YOU ALARM ME!' SAID THE
KING. 'I FEEL FAINT!'" " 132