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"Houl yer tongue!" | addet | the Gryphon, afore Alice cud |
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"Near twa miles high," | addet | the Queen. |
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"Saxteenth," | addet | the Dorrmoose. |
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a simple question lik that," | addet | the Gryphon. An they baith su |
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"An bae quick aboot it," | addet | the Hatter, "or yae'll bae sl |
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"Yae micht es weel say," | addet | the March Hare, "that 'A lik |
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e cannae sweem, can yae?" hae | addet | , turnin tae the Knave. |
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al the nixt witness." An, hae | addet | , in an unnertone tae the Quee |
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-but A'm groued up noo," shae | addet | in a doonhertet tone: "at lea |
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- A think A know that," shae | addet | oot loud. |
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ntae Alice's shoother eg shae | addet | , "an the moral o that is-'Luk |
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Alice wile politely; but shae | addet | tae hirsel, "Sure, they'r onl |
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y fur it. Ah'll bet. But, she | addet | , We made front page ae The Pa |
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"It's a pun!" the King | addet | in an angry tone, an iveryboa |
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et the paper es hae spoke, an | addet | , "It isnae a letter, efter aa |
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eon, but in a quater tone, an | addet | wi a kine o a sab, "A hae try |
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heid aff ootside," the Queen | addet | tae yin o the officers; yit t |
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offendet tone. An the Gryphon | addet | "Come on, let iz hear some o |
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n lik cement because he never | addet | enough water tae it. It aw pu |
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Charlene's name wis | addet | tae the bottom ae the registe |