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dressed as Alice meeting the Red Queen on a chessboard.
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TV miniseries that contains elements from both novels.
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1959:(second ed.). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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1205:(Tweedledum & Tweedledee), and
1075:and directed by Yefrem Pruzhanskiy.
833:("Hush-a-by lady, in Alice's lapâŠ")
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357:words, before his inevitable fall.
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4708:What the Tortoise Said to Achilles
2956:. New York: Random House. p.
2741:"Lookingglass Alice Video Preview"
2626:fictionrare2 (29 September 2014),
2276:from the original on 10 April 2020
2021:
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2854:"Alice's Adventures Under Ground"
2266:"Alice Through the Looking Glass"
1981:Enigmas and Riddles in Literature
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868:suggestion from his illustrator,
287:She then meets the twin brothers
253:Alice entering the looking-glass.
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2091:Symon, Evan V. (18 June 2014) .
1879:. Houghton Mifflin. p. 68.
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4336:Don't Come Around Here No More
4294:Once Upon a Time in Wonderland
3735:Alice Through the Needle's Eye
3420:All in the golden afternoon...
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1935:(PhD). University of Victoria.
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3427:How Doth the Little Crocodile
2517:. United Kingdom: BBC Radio 4
2455:Alice Through a Looking Glass
2305:, lyrics by E. Simmons. USA:
2270:National Library of Australia
2247:Alice Through a Looking Glass
1956:The Oxford Companion to Chess
1748:
1379:as Alice, uses elements from
1301:as Alice, includes the twins
1236:live-action film directed by
1067:(1982) is a 38-minute Soviet
966:Alice Through a Looking Glass
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398:a poem of his own composition
202:", and the episode involving
113:27 December 1871 (dated 1872)
4726:Euclid and his Modern Rivals
4658:The Walrus and the Carpenter
4454:Alice: An Interactive Museum
4310:Descendants: The Rise of Red
4039:Alice of Wonderland in Paris
3476:The Walrus and the Carpenter
3441:Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Bat
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2880:Corry, John (15 June 1982).
2081:. Retrieved 29 January 2007.
1873:Carpenter, Humphrey (1985).
1830:
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1683:Children's literature portal
1492:Lookingglass Theater Company
1266:The Walrus and the Carpenter
800:The Walrus and the Carpenter
724:The Walrus and the Carpenter
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2264:Cleverdon, Douglas (1959).
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4861:Macmillan Publishers books
4191:Alice, Through the Looking
4070:Alice or the Last Escapade
3783:Unbirthday: A Twisted Tale
2366:. Television special. See
2337:. Sony Music Entertainment
2119:W. W. Norton & Company
1985:Cambridge University Press
1553:Through the Looking-Glass.
1527:(2015), a live musical by
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1842:Oxford Companions. 1986.
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4262:Adventures in Wonderland
4249:Fushigi no Kuni no Alice
4031:Donald in Mathmagic Land
3895:The Hunting of the Snark
3497:The Hunting of the Snark
3346:The Lion and the Unicorn
3026:150 anniversary web site
2975:Gardner, Martin (1960).
2948:Gardner, Martin (1990).
2464:Tobacco Factory Theatres
2217:Leach, Karoline (2015).
1644:Through the Zombie Glass
1609:Donald in Mathmagic Land
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1338:Fushigi no Kuni no Arisu
817:The Lion and the Unicorn
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374:the Lion and the Unicorn
4691:The Mad Gardener's Song
3719:New Adventures of Alice
2421:Henderson, John. 1998.
2399:Burbank Films Australia
2199:Carroll, Lewis (1977).
1858:Carroll, Lewis (1997).
1808:"Jabberwocky" full poem
1501:A 2-part production by
960:Stand-alone adaptations
856:Alice Pleasance Liddell
51:First edition cover of
4851:Works by Lewis Carroll
4821:1870s children's books
4502:Alice: Madness Returns
4478:American McGee's Alice
3751:The Looking Glass Wars
3490:The Mock Turtle's Song
2996:Quotations related to
2629:Nel mondo di Alice 3^p
2071:Bedtime-Story Classics
1979:Cook, Eleanor (2006).
1627:Alice: Madness Returns
1621:American McGee's Alice
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3639:The Admiral's Caravan
2452:Burden, Andy (dir.).
2057:Henry Altemus Company
1924:Downey, Glen (1998).
1900:Downey, Glen (1992).
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3671:Clara in Blunderland
3016:at Wikimedia Commons
2952:More Annotated Alice
2825:Oberon Modern Plays.
2335:Masterworks Broadway
2175:More Annotated Alice
1646:(2013) is a book by
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1403:(2010), directed by
1317:in episodes 3 and 4.
1156:(2016), directed by
1073:Kievnauchfilm studio
1071:TV film produced by
937:Dramatic adaptations
911:More Annotated Alice
884:is your opportunity.
602:descriptive notation
531:of its predecessor,
177:, and the sequel to
175:University of Oxford
30:For other uses, see
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4826:1872 fantasy novels
4816:1872 British novels
4734:The Alphabet Cipher
4700:The Nursery "Alice"
4494:Alice in Wonderland
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4151:Alice in Murderland
4119:1988 (Czechoslovak)
3887:But Never Jam Today
3879:Alice in Wonderland
3871:Alice in Wonderland
3848:Alice in Murderland
3840:Alice in Sunderland
3687:Lost in Blunderland
3679:Rollo in Emblemland
3631:The Nursery "Alice"
3623:Davy and the Goblin
3547:The Annotated Alice
3398:Looking-Glass world
2977:The Annotated Alice
2819:Wade, Laura. 2012.
2723:Alice in Wonderland
2687:Alice in Wonderland
2669:Alice in Wonderland
2590:Alice in Wonderland
2585:Walt Disney Studios
2581:Alice in Wonderland
2551:Alice in Wonderland
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2391:Richard Slapczynski
2115:The Annotated Alice
2077:2 June 2012 at the
1741:Alice in Wonderland
1566:written in 2016 by
1462:Alice at the Palace
1412:Alice in Murderland
1400:Alice in Wonderland
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1322:Alice in Wonderland
1282:Alice in Wonderland
1277:Radio-Keith-Orpheum
1229:Alice in Wonderland
1163:Alice in Wonderland
1118:the Tobacco Factory
1109:TV movie, starring
1089:as the Jabberwock,
650:of chess problems.
438:, here named Haigha
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4718:Mathematical works
4635:Rhyme? And Reason?
4130:Abby in Wonderland
3182:Alice's Adventures
2886:The New York Times
2838:. . Retrieved via
2747:on 27 October 2011
2546:Paramount Pictures
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1562:(2020), a one-act
1484:Lookingglass Alice
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3010:Media related to
2967:978-0-394-58571-0
2940:978-0-8352-1431-5
2859:Royal Opera House
2536:McLeod, Norman Z.
2490:Malthouse Theatre
2387:Bresciani, Andrea
2356:MacTaggart, James
2128:978-0-393-04847-6
1886:978-0-395-35293-9
1823:, via Wikisource.
1572:Royal Opera House
1427:Stage productions
1279:animated feature
1214:Adaptations with
1201:(Humpty-Dumpty),
1183:Julian Rhind-Tutt
1041:Smothers Brothers
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