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Title: Through the looking-glass and what Alice found there
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898 Newell, Peter, 1862-1924
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Publisher: New York, London, Harper & Brothers

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hen, the books are some-thing like our books, only the wordsgo the wrong way: I know that, be-cause Ive held up one of our books to THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS the glass, and then they hold up onein the other room. How would you like to live inLooking-glass House, Kitty? I won-der if theyd give you rnilk in there?Perhaps Looking-glass milk isnt goodto drink—but oh, Kitty! now we cometo the passage. You can just see alittle peep of the passage in Looking-glass House if you leave the door ofour drawing-room wide open; and itsvery like our passage as far as 37-011can see, only you know it may be quitedifferent on beyond. Oh, Kitty, hownice it would be if we could only getthrough into Looking-glass House!Im sure its got, oh! such beautifulthings in it! Lets pretend theres away of getting through into it, some-how, Kitty. Lets pretend the glasshas got all soft like gauze, so that wecan get through. Why, its turninginto a sort of mist now, I declare! It 11be easy enough to get through— 10
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In another moment Alice was through the glass THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTQR. LFNOXTILDFN FOUNDATIONS LOOKING-GLASS HOUSE She was up on the chimney-piecewhile she said this, though she hardlyknew how she had got there. Andcertainly the glass was beginning tomelt away, just like a bright, silverymist. In another moment Alice wasthrough the glass, and had jumpedlightly down into the Looking-glassroom. The very first thing she didwas to look whether there was a firein the fireplace, and she was quitepleased to find that there was a realone, blazing away as brightly as theone she had left behind. So I shallbe as warm here as I was in the oldroom, thought Alice- warmer, infact, because therell be no one hereto scold me away from the fire. Oh,what fun it 11 be when they see methrough the glass in here, and cantget at me! Then she began looking about, andnoticed that what could be seen from THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS the old room was quite common anduninteresting, but that all the restwas a

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