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| [00:36.70] | Down the rabbit-hole |
| [00:41.44] | Alice was beginning to get very bored． |
| [00:45.01] | She and her sister were sitting under the trees． |
| [00:50.49] | Her sister was reading， |
| [00:52.83] | but Alice had nothing to do． |
| [00:56.94] | Once or twice she looked into her sister's book， |
| [01:01.88] | but it had no pictures or conversations in it． |
| [01:07.01] | 'And what is the use of a book， |
| [01:10.15] | 'thought Alice， |
| [01:11.39] | 'without pictures or conversations？' |
| [01:16.10] | She tried to think of something to do， |
| [01:19.42] | but it was a hot day and she felt very sleepy and stupid． |
| [01:25.80] | She was still sitting and thinking |
| [01:29.15] | when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran past her． |
| [01:36.67] | There was nothing really strange about seeing a rabbit． |
| [01:41.24] | And Alice was not very surprised when the Rabbit said， |
| [01:46.67] | 'Oh dear！Oh dear！I shall be late！' |
| [01:52.92] | (Perhaps it was a little strange， Alice thought later， |
| [01:58.06] | but at the time she was not surprised．) |
| [02:03.26] | But then the Rabbit took a watch out of its pocket， |
| [02:09.08] | looked at it，and hurried on． |
| [02:12.69] | At once Alice jumped to her feet． |
| [02:17.66] | 'I've never before seen a rabbit with either a pocket， |
| [02:22.18] | or a watch to take out of it，'she thought． |
| [02:27.00] | And she ran quickly across the field after the Rabbit． |
| [02:32.18] | She did not stop to think， |
| [02:34.67] | and when the Rabbit ran down a large rabbit-hole， |
| [02:38.58] | Alice followed it immediately． |
| [02:43.62] | After a little way the rabbit-hole suddenly went down，deep into the ground． |
| [02:50.96] | Alice could not stop herself falling，and down she went，too． |
| [02:59.36] | It was a very strange hole Alice was falling very slowly， |
| [03:07.17] | and she had time to think and to look around her． |
| [03:12.02] | She could see nothing below her because it was so dark． |
| [03:17.92] | But when she looked at the sides of the hole， |
| [03:20.94] | she could see cupboards and books and pictures on the walls． |
| [03:26.27] | She had time to take things out of a cupboard，look at them， |
| [03:31.52] | and then put them back in a cupboard lower down． |
| [03:36.17] | 'Well！'thought Alice． |
| [03:38.35] | 'After a fall like this，I can fall anywhere！ |
| [03:42.86] | I can fall downstairs at home， |
| [03:45.47] | and I won't cry or say a word about it！' |
| [03:50.12] | Down，down，down． |
| [03:54.25] | 'How far have I fallen now？'Alice said aloud to herself． |
| [03:59.55] | 'Perhaps I'm near the centre of the earth． |
| [04:04.54] | Let me think…That's four thousand miles down．' |
| [04:11.47] | (Alice was very good at her school lessons |
| [04:15.01] | and could remember a lot of things like this．) |
| [04:18.98] | Down，down，down． |
| [04:23.34] | Would she ever stop falling？ |
| [04:26.25] | Alice was very nearly asleep when， |
| [04:30.14] | suddenly，she was sitting on the ground． |
| [04:35.63] | Quickly，she jumped to her feet and looked around． |
| [04:40.94] | She could see the White Rabbit， |
| [04:42.77] | who was hurrying away and still talking to himself． |
| [04:48.01] | 'Oh my ears and whiskers！'he was saying．'How late it's getting！' |
| [04:56.80] | Alice ran after him like the wind． |
| [05:00.67] | She was getting very near him when he suddenly turned a corner． |
| [05:06.77] | Alice ran round the corner too，and then stopped． |
| [05:12.16] | She was now in a long，dark room with doors all round the walls， |
| [05:19.71] | and she could not see the White Rabbit anywhere． |
| [05:24.60] | She tried to open the doors，but they were all locked． |
| [05:30.52] | 'How will I ever get out again？'she thought sadly． |
| [05:35.92] | Then she saw a little glass table with three legs， |
| [05:41.85] | and on the top of it was a very small gold key． |
| [05:47.55] | Alice quickly took the key and tried it in all the doors，but oh dear！ |
| [05:56.95] | Either the locks were too big，or the key was too small， |
| [06:02.21] | but she could not open any of the doors． |
| [06:07.91] | Then she saw another door，a door that was only forty centimetres high． |
| [06:16.01] | The little gold key unlocked this door easily， |
| [06:20.67] | but of course Alice could not get through it—she was much too big． |
| [06:26.95] | So she lay on the floor and looked through the open door， |
| [06:32.31] | into a beautiful garden with green trees and bright flowers． |
| [06:40.47] | Poor Alice was very unhappy． |
| [06:44.13] | 'What a wonderful garden！' she said to herself． |
| [06:49.81] | 'I'd like to be out there—not in this dark room． |
| [06:54.88] | Why can't I get smaller？' |
| [06:59.18] | It was already a very strange day， |
| [07:02.30] | and Alice was beginning to think that anything was possible． |
| [07:09.72] | After a while she locked the door again， |
| [07:13.04] | got up and went back to the glass table． |
| [07:17.73] | She put the key down and then she saw a little bottle on the table |
| [07:24.74] | （'I'm sure it wasn't here before，'said Alice）． |
| [07:29.86] | Round the neck of the bottle was a piece of paper |
| [07:33.80] | with the words DRINK ME in large letters． |
| [07:40.67] | But Alice was a careful girl． |
| [07:45.10] | 'It can be dangerous to drink out of strange bottles，'she said． |
| [07:50.60] | 'What will it do to me？'She drank a little bit very slowly． |
| [07:58.34] | The taste was very nice，like chocolate and oranges and hot sweet coffee， |
| [08:06.46] | and very soon Alice finished the bottle． |
| [08:11.87] | 'What a strange feeling！'said Alice．' |
| [08:16.60] | I think I'm getting smaller and smaller every second．' |
| [08:23.15] | And she was． |
| [08:25.19] | A few minutes later she was only twenty-five centimetres high． |
| [08:32.71] | 'And now，'she said happily， |
| [08:35.52] | 'I can get through the little door into that beautiful garden．' |
| [08:41.41] | She ran at once to the door． |
| [08:44.43] | When she got there，she remembered that |
| [08:47.63] | the little gold key was back on the glass table． |
| [08:52.67] | She ran back to the table for it， |
| [08:55.57] | but of course，she was now much too small！ |
| [09:01.63] | There was the key，high above her，on top of the table． |
| [09:07.54] | She tried very hard to climb up the table leg，but she could not do it． |
| [09:14.02] | At last，tired and unhappy，Alice sat down on the floor and cried． |
| [09:21.44] | But after a while she spoke to herself angrily． |
| [09:26.71] | 'Come now，'she said． |
| [09:29.16] | 'Stop crying at once．What's the use of crying？' |
| [09:34.86] | She was a strange child，and often talked to herself like this． |
| [09:41.07] | Soon she saw a little glass box near her on the floor． |
| [09:46.96] | She opened it，and found a very small cake with the words EAT ME on it． |
| [09:55.81] | Nothing could surprise Alice now． |
| [09:59.45] | 'Well，I'll eat it，'she said．'If I get taller，I can take the key off the table． |
| [10:08.12] | And if I get smaller，I can get under the door． |
| [10:13.10] | One way or another，I'll get into the garden． |
| [10:17.43] | So it doesn't matter what happens！' |
| [10:21.29] | She ate a bit of the cake， |
| [10:23.85] | and then put her hand on top of her head． |
| [10:28.07] | 'Which way？Which way？'she asked herself，a little afraid． |
| [10:36.40] | Nothing happened． |
| [10:39.11] | This was not really surprising． |
| [10:41.73] | People don't usually get taller or shorter when they eat cake． |
| [10:47.09] | But a lot of strange things were happening to Alice today． |
| [10:52.24] | 'It will be very boring，'she said，'if nothing happens．' |
| [10:58.04] | So she went on eating，and very soon the cake was finished． |
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| [00:36.70] | Down the rabbithole |
| [00:41.44] | Alice was beginning to get very bored |
| [00:45.01] | She and her sister were sitting under the trees |
| [00:50.49] | Her sister was reading, |
| [00:52.83] | but Alice had nothing to do |
| [00:56.94] | Once or twice she looked into her sister' s book, |
| [01:01.88] | but it had no pictures or conversations in it |
| [01:07.01] | ' And what is the use of a book, |
| [01:10.15] | ' thought Alice, |
| [01:11.39] | ' without pictures or conversations?' |
| [01:16.10] | She tried to think of something to do, |
| [01:19.42] | but it was a hot day and she felt very sleepy and stupid |
| [01:25.80] | She was still sitting and thinking |
| [01:29.15] | when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran past her |
| [01:36.67] | There was nothing really strange about seeing a rabbit |
| [01:41.24] | And Alice was not very surprised when the Rabbit said, |
| [01:46.67] | ' Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!' |
| [01:52.92] | Perhaps it was a little strange, Alice thought later, |
| [01:58.06] | but at the time she was not surprised |
| [02:03.26] | But then the Rabbit took a watch out of its pocket, |
| [02:09.08] | looked at it, and hurried on |
| [02:12.69] | At once Alice jumped to her feet |
| [02:17.66] | ' I' ve never before seen a rabbit with either a pocket, |
| [02:22.18] | or a watch to take out of it,' she thought |
| [02:27.00] | And she ran quickly across the field after the Rabbit |
| [02:32.18] | She did not stop to think, |
| [02:34.67] | and when the Rabbit ran down a large rabbithole, |
| [02:38.58] | Alice followed it immediately |
| [02:43.62] | After a little way the rabbithole suddenly went down, deep into the ground |
| [02:50.96] | Alice could not stop herself falling, and down she went, too |
| [02:59.36] | It was a very strange hole Alice was falling very slowly, |
| [03:07.17] | and she had time to think and to look around her |
| [03:12.02] | She could see nothing below her because it was so dark |
| [03:17.92] | But when she looked at the sides of the hole, |
| [03:20.94] | she could see cupboards and books and pictures on the walls |
| [03:26.27] | She had time to take things out of a cupboard, look at them, |
| [03:31.52] | and then put them back in a cupboard lower down |
| [03:36.17] | ' Well!' thought Alice |
| [03:38.35] | ' After a fall like this, I can fall anywhere! |
| [03:42.86] | I can fall downstairs at home, |
| [03:45.47] | and I won' t cry or say a word about it!' |
| [03:50.12] | Down, down, down |
| [03:54.25] | ' How far have I fallen now?' Alice said aloud to herself |
| [03:59.55] | ' Perhaps I' m near the centre of the earth |
| [04:04.54] | Let me think That' s four thousand miles down' |
| [04:11.47] | Alice was very good at her school lessons |
| [04:15.01] | and could remember a lot of things like this |
| [04:18.98] | Down, down, down |
| [04:23.34] | Would she ever stop falling? |
| [04:26.25] | Alice was very nearly asleep when, |
| [04:30.14] | suddenly, she was sitting on the ground |
| [04:35.63] | Quickly, she jumped to her feet and looked around |
| [04:40.94] | She could see the White Rabbit, |
| [04:42.77] | who was hurrying away and still talking to himself |
| [04:48.01] | ' Oh my ears and whiskers!' he was saying' How late it' s getting!' |
| [04:56.80] | Alice ran after him like the wind |
| [05:00.67] | She was getting very near him when he suddenly turned a corner |
| [05:06.77] | Alice ran round the corner too, and then stopped |
| [05:12.16] | She was now in a long, dark room with doors all round the walls, |
| [05:19.71] | and she could not see the White Rabbit anywhere |
| [05:24.60] | She tried to open the doors, but they were all locked |
| [05:30.52] | ' How will I ever get out again?' she thought sadly |
| [05:35.92] | Then she saw a little glass table with three legs, |
| [05:41.85] | and on the top of it was a very small gold key |
| [05:47.55] | Alice quickly took the key and tried it in all the doors, but oh dear! |
| [05:56.95] | Either the locks were too big, or the key was too small, |
| [06:02.21] | but she could not open any of the doors |
| [06:07.91] | Then she saw another door, a door that was only forty centimetres high |
| [06:16.01] | The little gold key unlocked this door easily, |
| [06:20.67] | but of course Alice could not get through it she was much too big |
| [06:26.95] | So she lay on the floor and looked through the open door, |
| [06:32.31] | into a beautiful garden with green trees and bright flowers |
| [06:40.47] | Poor Alice was very unhappy |
| [06:44.13] | ' What a wonderful garden!' she said to herself |
| [06:49.81] | ' I' d like to be out there not in this dark room |
| [06:54.88] | Why can' t I get smaller?' |
| [06:59.18] | It was already a very strange day, |
| [07:02.30] | and Alice was beginning to think that anything was possible |
| [07:09.72] | After a while she locked the door again, |
| [07:13.04] | got up and went back to the glass table |
| [07:17.73] | She put the key down and then she saw a little bottle on the table |
| [07:24.74] | ' I' m sure it wasn' t here before,' said Alice |
| [07:29.86] | Round the neck of the bottle was a piece of paper |
| [07:33.80] | with the words DRINK ME in large letters |
| [07:40.67] | But Alice was a careful girl |
| [07:45.10] | ' It can be dangerous to drink out of strange bottles,' she said |
| [07:50.60] | ' What will it do to me?' She drank a little bit very slowly |
| [07:58.34] | The taste was very nice, like chocolate and oranges and hot sweet coffee, |
| [08:06.46] | and very soon Alice finished the bottle |
| [08:11.87] | ' What a strange feeling!' said Alice' |
| [08:16.60] | I think I' m getting smaller and smaller every second' |
| [08:23.15] | And she was |
| [08:25.19] | A few minutes later she was only twentyfive centimetres high |
| [08:32.71] | ' And now,' she said happily, |
| [08:35.52] | ' I can get through the little door into that beautiful garden' |
| [08:41.41] | She ran at once to the door |
| [08:44.43] | When she got there, she remembered that |
| [08:47.63] | the little gold key was back on the glass table |
| [08:52.67] | She ran back to the table for it, |
| [08:55.57] | but of course, she was now much too small! |
| [09:01.63] | There was the key, high above her, on top of the table |
| [09:07.54] | She tried very hard to climb up the table leg, but she could not do it |
| [09:14.02] | At last, tired and unhappy, Alice sat down on the floor and cried |
| [09:21.44] | But after a while she spoke to herself angrily |
| [09:26.71] | ' Come now,' she said |
| [09:29.16] | ' Stop crying at once What' s the use of crying?' |
| [09:34.86] | She was a strange child, and often talked to herself like this |
| [09:41.07] | Soon she saw a little glass box near her on the floor |
| [09:46.96] | She opened it, and found a very small cake with the words EAT ME on it |
| [09:55.81] | Nothing could surprise Alice now |
| [09:59.45] | ' Well, I' ll eat it,' she said' If I get taller, I can take the key off the table |
| [10:08.12] | And if I get smaller, I can get under the door |
| [10:13.10] | One way or another, I' ll get into the garden |
| [10:17.43] | So it doesn' t matter what happens!' |
| [10:21.29] | She ate a bit of the cake, |
| [10:23.85] | and then put her hand on top of her head |
| [10:28.07] | ' Which way? Which way?' she asked herself, a little afraid |
| [10:36.40] | Nothing happened |
| [10:39.11] | This was not really surprising |
| [10:41.73] | People don' t usually get taller or shorter when they eat cake |
| [10:47.09] | But a lot of strange things were happening to Alice today |
| [10:52.24] | ' It will be very boring,' she said,' if nothing happens' |
| [10:58.04] | So she went on eating, and very soon the cake was finished |
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| [00:36.70] | Down the rabbithole |
| [00:41.44] | Alice was beginning to get very bored |
| [00:45.01] | She and her sister were sitting under the trees |
| [00:50.49] | Her sister was reading, |
| [00:52.83] | but Alice had nothing to do |
| [00:56.94] | Once or twice she looked into her sister' s book, |
| [01:01.88] | but it had no pictures or conversations in it |
| [01:07.01] | ' And what is the use of a book, |
| [01:10.15] | ' thought Alice, |
| [01:11.39] | ' without pictures or conversations?' |
| [01:16.10] | She tried to think of something to do, |
| [01:19.42] | but it was a hot day and she felt very sleepy and stupid |
| [01:25.80] | She was still sitting and thinking |
| [01:29.15] | when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran past her |
| [01:36.67] | There was nothing really strange about seeing a rabbit |
| [01:41.24] | And Alice was not very surprised when the Rabbit said, |
| [01:46.67] | ' Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!' |
| [01:52.92] | Perhaps it was a little strange, Alice thought later, |
| [01:58.06] | but at the time she was not surprised |
| [02:03.26] | But then the Rabbit took a watch out of its pocket, |
| [02:09.08] | looked at it, and hurried on |
| [02:12.69] | At once Alice jumped to her feet |
| [02:17.66] | ' I' ve never before seen a rabbit with either a pocket, |
| [02:22.18] | or a watch to take out of it,' she thought |
| [02:27.00] | And she ran quickly across the field after the Rabbit |
| [02:32.18] | She did not stop to think, |
| [02:34.67] | and when the Rabbit ran down a large rabbithole, |
| [02:38.58] | Alice followed it immediately |
| [02:43.62] | After a little way the rabbithole suddenly went down, deep into the ground |
| [02:50.96] | Alice could not stop herself falling, and down she went, too |
| [02:59.36] | It was a very strange hole Alice was falling very slowly, |
| [03:07.17] | and she had time to think and to look around her |
| [03:12.02] | She could see nothing below her because it was so dark |
| [03:17.92] | But when she looked at the sides of the hole, |
| [03:20.94] | she could see cupboards and books and pictures on the walls |
| [03:26.27] | She had time to take things out of a cupboard, look at them, |
| [03:31.52] | and then put them back in a cupboard lower down |
| [03:36.17] | ' Well!' thought Alice |
| [03:38.35] | ' After a fall like this, I can fall anywhere! |
| [03:42.86] | I can fall downstairs at home, |
| [03:45.47] | and I won' t cry or say a word about it!' |
| [03:50.12] | Down, down, down |
| [03:54.25] | ' How far have I fallen now?' Alice said aloud to herself |
| [03:59.55] | ' Perhaps I' m near the centre of the earth |
| [04:04.54] | Let me think That' s four thousand miles down' |
| [04:11.47] | Alice was very good at her school lessons |
| [04:15.01] | and could remember a lot of things like this |
| [04:18.98] | Down, down, down |
| [04:23.34] | Would she ever stop falling? |
| [04:26.25] | Alice was very nearly asleep when, |
| [04:30.14] | suddenly, she was sitting on the ground |
| [04:35.63] | Quickly, she jumped to her feet and looked around |
| [04:40.94] | She could see the White Rabbit, |
| [04:42.77] | who was hurrying away and still talking to himself |
| [04:48.01] | ' Oh my ears and whiskers!' he was saying' How late it' s getting!' |
| [04:56.80] | Alice ran after him like the wind |
| [05:00.67] | She was getting very near him when he suddenly turned a corner |
| [05:06.77] | Alice ran round the corner too, and then stopped |
| [05:12.16] | She was now in a long, dark room with doors all round the walls, |
| [05:19.71] | and she could not see the White Rabbit anywhere |
| [05:24.60] | She tried to open the doors, but they were all locked |
| [05:30.52] | ' How will I ever get out again?' she thought sadly |
| [05:35.92] | Then she saw a little glass table with three legs, |
| [05:41.85] | and on the top of it was a very small gold key |
| [05:47.55] | Alice quickly took the key and tried it in all the doors, but oh dear! |
| [05:56.95] | Either the locks were too big, or the key was too small, |
| [06:02.21] | but she could not open any of the doors |
| [06:07.91] | Then she saw another door, a door that was only forty centimetres high |
| [06:16.01] | The little gold key unlocked this door easily, |
| [06:20.67] | but of course Alice could not get through it she was much too big |
| [06:26.95] | So she lay on the floor and looked through the open door, |
| [06:32.31] | into a beautiful garden with green trees and bright flowers |
| [06:40.47] | Poor Alice was very unhappy |
| [06:44.13] | ' What a wonderful garden!' she said to herself |
| [06:49.81] | ' I' d like to be out there not in this dark room |
| [06:54.88] | Why can' t I get smaller?' |
| [06:59.18] | It was already a very strange day, |
| [07:02.30] | and Alice was beginning to think that anything was possible |
| [07:09.72] | After a while she locked the door again, |
| [07:13.04] | got up and went back to the glass table |
| [07:17.73] | She put the key down and then she saw a little bottle on the table |
| [07:24.74] | ' I' m sure it wasn' t here before,' said Alice |
| [07:29.86] | Round the neck of the bottle was a piece of paper |
| [07:33.80] | with the words DRINK ME in large letters |
| [07:40.67] | But Alice was a careful girl |
| [07:45.10] | ' It can be dangerous to drink out of strange bottles,' she said |
| [07:50.60] | ' What will it do to me?' She drank a little bit very slowly |
| [07:58.34] | The taste was very nice, like chocolate and oranges and hot sweet coffee, |
| [08:06.46] | and very soon Alice finished the bottle |
| [08:11.87] | ' What a strange feeling!' said Alice' |
| [08:16.60] | I think I' m getting smaller and smaller every second' |
| [08:23.15] | And she was |
| [08:25.19] | A few minutes later she was only twentyfive centimetres high |
| [08:32.71] | ' And now,' she said happily, |
| [08:35.52] | ' I can get through the little door into that beautiful garden' |
| [08:41.41] | She ran at once to the door |
| [08:44.43] | When she got there, she remembered that |
| [08:47.63] | the little gold key was back on the glass table |
| [08:52.67] | She ran back to the table for it, |
| [08:55.57] | but of course, she was now much too small! |
| [09:01.63] | There was the key, high above her, on top of the table |
| [09:07.54] | She tried very hard to climb up the table leg, but she could not do it |
| [09:14.02] | At last, tired and unhappy, Alice sat down on the floor and cried |
| [09:21.44] | But after a while she spoke to herself angrily |
| [09:26.71] | ' Come now,' she said |
| [09:29.16] | ' Stop crying at once What' s the use of crying?' |
| [09:34.86] | She was a strange child, and often talked to herself like this |
| [09:41.07] | Soon she saw a little glass box near her on the floor |
| [09:46.96] | She opened it, and found a very small cake with the words EAT ME on it |
| [09:55.81] | Nothing could surprise Alice now |
| [09:59.45] | ' Well, I' ll eat it,' she said' If I get taller, I can take the key off the table |
| [10:08.12] | And if I get smaller, I can get under the door |
| [10:13.10] | One way or another, I' ll get into the garden |
| [10:17.43] | So it doesn' t matter what happens!' |
| [10:21.29] | She ate a bit of the cake, |
| [10:23.85] | and then put her hand on top of her head |
| [10:28.07] | ' Which way? Which way?' she asked herself, a little afraid |
| [10:36.40] | Nothing happened |
| [10:39.11] | This was not really surprising |
| [10:41.73] | People don' t usually get taller or shorter when they eat cake |
| [10:47.09] | But a lot of strange things were happening to Alice today |
| [10:52.24] | ' It will be very boring,' she said,' if nothing happens' |
| [10:58.04] | So she went on eating, and very soon the cake was finished |
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