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Narrator: Hello! Alice is trying to find her
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way back to the beautiful garden she saw when
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she first arrived in Wonderl and.
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On her way, she met the Cheshire-Cat
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in the woods, who told Alice about
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the March Hare and the Hatter.
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Alice found the March Hare and the
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Hatter having a tea-party.
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Hatter and March Hare: Would you like some tea?
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Tea, yes please. And cake... I want cake.
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One cake?
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Two cakes.
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Two cakes. One lump or two of sugar?
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Alice: Curiouser and curiouser.
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They're having a tea-party.
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But where are all the guests?
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Narrator: The Hatter and the March Hare
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were sitting at one end of
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a very long table, which had empty
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cups and plates all the way along it.
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But the only other guest was a mouse,
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who was sound asleep.
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Alice decided to join them.
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Hatter and March Hare: No room here!
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I'm sorry!
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No room!
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Alice: There's plenty of room!
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Narrator: Alice sat down.
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The Hatter opened his eyes very wide.
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Hatter: Why is a raven like a writing desk?
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Alice: Ooh, good. Riddles! I love riddles!
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Narrator: The March Hare looked at Alice.
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March Hare: You mean you know
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the answer, don't you?
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Alice: Yes, I do.
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March Hare: Well, you should say
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what you mean!
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Alice: I do. At least, I mean what I say.
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That's the same thing, isn't it?
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Hatter: But why is a raven like
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a writing-desk?
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Have you guessed the answer yet?
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Alice: No. I give up. What's the answer?
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Hatter: I don't know! Do you know?
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March Hare: I don't know either!
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Alice: I think you should only ask
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riddles if you know the answer.
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March Hare: Have some more tea.
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Alice: I haven't had any tea, have I?
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So, I can't take more.
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Hatter: You mean you can't take less.
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It's very easy to take more than nothing.
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Narrator: Alice got up and walked off
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without saying goodbye.
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March Hare: More tea, Hatter?
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Hatter: Don't mind if I do. Thank you!
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Good morning. Let's have a wee cup, shall we?
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Narrator: The Hatter and the March Hare
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didn't seem to notice her leaving.
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Alice went back into the woods.
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She looked back as she walked away.
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The Hatter and the March Hare were
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trying to put the mouse into the teapot.
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Nice, nice...
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Hatter and Hare: In you go!
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Oh, he does wriggle, doesn't he?
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Nice cake
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Alice: I'll never go there again!
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That was the stupidest tea-party I've ever
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been to in all my life!
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Narrator: Back in the woods, Alice saw
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a tree with a door in it.
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Alice: That's very curious! I wonder
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what could be behind a door in a tree...
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Narrator: In Wonderland anything
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can be behind any door.
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Alice opened the door and there
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she was at the beginning
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of her adventures again - in the hall
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with the locked doors
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and the table with the little key on it.
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Alice: I remember that little door
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and the key! This time I know what to do!
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I'm finally going to get into the garden!
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Narrator: Alice had learned a lot
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about growing and shrinking
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in Wonderland. She took the key off
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the table first... and then ate some of the
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mushroom she had taken
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from the caterpillar and put in her pocket.
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Soon she was small enough to unlock
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the door and go through it.
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Alice: Oh, it's so pretty here!
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Narrator: We'll leave Alice here for now,
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happy in the garden at last.
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Soon, she's going to meet the Queen
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and play croquet.
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Will she still be happy then?
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I'll tell you next time.
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