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Alice in Wonderland. Poem by Lewis Carroll describing the circumstance in which the story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland came about.

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English

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North American (General)

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Alice in wonderland, by Lewis! Carroll all in the golden afternoon. Full visually we glide for both our oars, with little skill by little arms are applied, while little hands make vain, pretends our wanderings to guide a cruel three in such an hour beneath such dreamy weather to beg a tale of breath too weak to stir the tiniest feather! Yet what can one poor voice avail against three tongues together, imperious prima flashes forth. Eat it! To begin it in gentler tones. Secunda hopes there will be nonsense walter. Sha interrupts the till, not more than once a minute. A non to sudden silence. one fancy. They pursue dream child moving through a land of wonders, wild and new in friendly chat, with birds or bees, and half believe it! True! And ever as the story drained the wells of fancy, dry And Faintly Strove, That Weary 1! Put the subject by the rest. Next time it is! Next time the happy voices cry. Thus screw the tale of wonderland, The slowly one x 1, its quaint events were hammered out, and now the tale is done! And home we steer a merry crew beneath the setting sun Alice, childish story! Take and with a gentle hand lay it where childhood dreams are twined! Can memories! Mystic band like pilgrims withered wreath of flowers! Uh huh! Far off land