Alice in Wonderland
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" Soon they saw the Mock Tur-tle sitting sad and lone on a ledge of rock, and as they came near, Al-ice could hear him sigh as if his heart wouldbreak. "What makes him so sad?" Al-ice asked.
"It's all a whim of his, " said the Gry-phon; "he hasn't got no grief, you know. Come on!" [Illustration] So they went up to the Mock Tur-tle, who looked at them with large eyesfull of tears, but did not speak.
"This here young la-dy, " said the Gry-phon, "she wants for to knowa-bout your past life, she do.... " "I'll tell it to her, " said the Mock Tur-tle in a deep, sad tone: "sitdown both of you and don't speak a word till I get through. " So they sat down, and no one spoke for some time.
"Once, " said the Mock Tur-tle at last, with a deep sigh, "I was a re-alTur-tle. When we were young we went to school in the sea. We were taughtby an old Tur-tle--we used to call him Tor-toise--" "Why did you call him Tor-toise, if he wasn't one?" Al-ice asked.
"He taught us, that's why, " said the Mock Tur-tle: "you are quite dullnot to know that!" "Shame on you to ask such a sim-ple thing, " add-ed the Gry-phon; thenthey both sat and looked at poor Al-ice, who felt as if she could sinkinto the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Soon they saw the Mock Tur-tle sitting sad and lone on a ledge of rock, and as they came near, Al-ice could hear him sigh as if his heart wouldbreak. "What makes him so sad?" Al-ice asked.
"It's all a whim of his, " said the Gry-phon; "he hasn't got no grief, you know. Come on!" [Illustration] So they went up to the Mock Tur-tle, who looked at them with large eyesfull of tears, but did not speak.
"This here young la-dy, " said the Gry-phon, "she wants for to knowa-bout your past life, she do.... " "I'll tell it to her, " said the Mock Tur-tle in a deep, sad tone: "sitdown both of you and don't speak a word till I get through. " So they sat down, and no one spoke for some time.
"Once, " said the Mock Tur-tle at last, with a deep sigh, "I was a re-alTur-tle. When we were young we went to school in the sea. We were taughtby an old Tur-tle--we used to call him Tor-toise--" "Why did you call him Tor-toise, if he wasn't one?" Al-ice asked.
"He taught us, that's why, " said the Mock Tur-tle: "you are quite dullnot to know that!" "Shame on you to ask such a sim-ple thing, " add-ed the Gry-phon; thenthey both sat and looked at poor Al-ice, who felt as if she could sinkinto the earth.
What to read after Alice in Wonderland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gorham J.C. to read onlineMoreLess
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