VIII. gasped down
A. away her breath
B. blew—me—up
C. panted the regular way
i. no the question
ii. he neither
iii. her see nor hear
the common strange
VII. But that for the rest
all alive very clock
over and begin
VI. I declare!
A. just like
lightly down
B. was to look
was to there, down
C. away as brightly
warm here, warmer
D. oh, what’ll
oh, whenme
oh, can’t
V. milk in there? Perhaps looking-milk
our four drawing room beyond
A. let’s pretend like gauze
IV. all my ideas about the looking-glass the other way
unless our fires smoke like our books
III. just as if you understood
A. check! you purred among my pieces
i. half the things, kings and queens
B. I’ll be the rest
C. let’s pretend I’m a hungry hyena
i. and you’re a bone
D. let’s pretend you’re red,
i. arms folded, a model to imitate
ii. the kitten properly, good directly
II. I wonder if the snow loves the trees and the fields
A. perhaps it says, go to sleep
i. dress in green
ii. whenever the wind
B. oh, that’s, cried Alice
i. dropping the ball to clap
I. I’m going to tell you all your faults
A. number one, you squeaked
B. number two, you pulled
C. number three, you unwound the worsted
that’s three faults, you’ve not been punished
