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Identifier: ClaraInBlunderland (find matches)
Title: Clara In Blunderland
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Caroline Lewis, pseud.
Subjects: Satire Great Britain -- Politics and government -- Caricatures and cartoons Great Britain -- Politics and government -- Satire Political science Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898, Parodies, imitations, etc
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r guineas,pigeons, cuckoos, and any quantity of rats.These strangely assorted creatures began atonce to wrangle, and insult each other, andsoon there was a free fight, which lasted,Clara could not say how long. At length, however, the White Rabbit rosefrom his seat, and pulled out his watch, crying,Time! Time! Then the animals and birds trooped out ofthe hall, and Clara found herself hustled by thecrowd out into the lobby. When the noisy party had thinned downsomewhat, a stately Dodo approached Claradiplomatically, and said politely, 44 I have beenwatching you for some time in the house, and,if you will excuse my saying so, my dear,admiring your way of looking on while otherpeople did the business. It seems to me thatyou have grasped the meaning of that policy ofmasterly inactivity which is the key-note to ourParty Tactics. Clara did not understand the meaning of allthese long words, but she smiled prettily. You are still a comparatively innocent Digitized by Google 8 IN A HOLE AGAIN.
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child, continued the Dodo, with kindlypatronage, and what you want is Protection. I do wear a chest protector in the winter,said Clara, and I dont like it, but AuntSarum makes Tut! tut! my dear, you want more thanthat, you want protecting everywhere, andagainst everything. Confide in me.* I willprotect you. Take this bottle and drink itscontents. You must drink it all if you want tobe thoroughly protected. Digitized by Google IN A HOLE AGAIN. 9 It would be very nice to be protected, saidClara, for some of those beasts are ratherterrifying. She looked up into the fatherlyface of the Dodo and could not help havingconfidence in him ; he was so ponderous andbland. She took the bottle in her hand. Is itnice ? she asked. Delicious, my dear, he replied. It isall sugar on the top and there are lots of plumsin it. Clara had noticed the Red Queen, standingby the door and eyeing her narrowly, and everynow and then, when the Dodo wasnt looking,she seemed to be signing to Clara not to drinkthe stu

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