| [00:01.67] | ■6 The Queen's game of croquet |
| [00:05.94] | Near the door there was a rose-tree and three gardeners， |
| [00:13.28] | Who were looking at the roses in a very worried way． |
| [00:18.87] | 'What's the matter？'Alice said to them． |
| [00:22.53] | 'You see，Miss，'said the first gardener，'these roses are white， |
| [00:30.62] | but the Queen only likes red roses，and she—' |
| [00:36.02] | 'The Queen！'said the second gardener suddenly，and at once， |
| [00:42.58] | the three gardeners lay down flat on their faces． |
| [00:47.17] | Alice turned round and saw a great crowd of people． |
| [00:51.69] | It was a pack of cards，walking through the garden． |
| [00:57.07] | There were clubs(they were soldiers)，and diamonds， |
| [01:02.27] | and ten little children(they were hearts)．Next came some Kings and Queens． |
| [01:11.38] | Then Alice saw the White Rabbit，and behind him，the Knave of Hearts． |
| [01:18.29] | And last of all，came THE KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS． |
| [01:26.26] | When the crowd came near to Alice，they all stopped and looked at her， |
| [01:31.29] | and the Queen said，'Who are you？' |
| [01:36.12] | 'My name is Alice，Your Majesty，'said Alice very politely． |
| [01:43.68] | But she thought to herself，'They're only a pack of cards． |
| [01:48.79] | I don't need to be afraid of them！' |
| [01:52.45] | 'And who are these？'said the Queen，looking at the three gardeners． |
| [02:00.53] | Then she saw the white roses，and her face turned red and angry． |
| [02:07.91] | 'Off with their heads！'she shouted， |
| [02:11.04] | and soldiers hurried up to take the gardeners away． |
| [02:14.73] | The Queen turned to Alice．'Can you play croquet？'she shouted． |
| [02:23.22] | 'Yes！'shouted Alice． |
| [02:26.28] | 'Come on，then！'shouted the Queen． |
| [02:29.88] | The crowd began to move on，and Alice went with them． |
| [02:35.68] | 'It's—it's a very fine day，'said a worried voice in her ear． |
| [02:44.61] | Alice saw that the White Rabbit was by her side． |
| [02:49.55] | 'Very fine，'said Alice．'Where's the Duchess？' |
| [02:54.53] | 'Shhh！'said the Rabbit in a hurried voice．'She's in prison，waiting for execution．' |
| [03:04.26] | 'What for？'said Alice． |
| [03:07.46] | But just then the Queen shouted，'Get to your places！'，and the game began． |
| [03:15.84] | It was the strangest game of croquet in Alice's life！ |
| [03:22.82] | The balls were hedgehogs，and the mallets were flamingoes． |
| [03:28.38] | And the hoops were made by soldiers， |
| [03:31.73] | who turned over and stood on their hands and feet． |
| [03:35.71] | Alice held her flamingo's body under her arm， |
| [03:41.79] | but the flamingo turned its long neck first this way and then that way． |
| [03:48.36] | At last，Alice was ready to hit the ball with the flamingo's head． |
| [03:55.09] | But by then，the hedgehog was tired of waiting |
| [03:59.81] | and was walking away across the croquet-ground . |
| [04:03.86] | And when both the flamingo and the hedgehog were ready，there was no hoop！ |
| [04:10.24] | The soldiers too were always getting up and walking away． |
| [04:16.01] | It really was a very difficult game，Alice thought． |
| [04:21.07] | The players all played at the same time， |
| [04:26.15] | and they were al-ways arguing and fighting for hedgehogs． |
| [04:31.22] | Nobody could agree about anything． |
| [04:35.15] | Very soon，the Queen was wildly angry，and went around shouting |
| [04:42.72] | 'Off with his head！'or'Off with her head！'about once a minute． |
| [04:52.82] | Alice began to feel worried． |
| [04:57.23] | 'The Queen is sure to argue with me soon，'she thought． |
| [05:02.00] | 'And what will happen to me then？ |
| [05:04.49] | They're cutting people's heads off all the time here． |
| [05:08.87] | I'm surprised there is anyone left alive！' |
| [05:13.50] | Just then she saw something very strange．She watched carefully， |
| [05:19.98] | and after a minute or two she saw that the thing was a grin． |
| [05:26.01] | 'It's the Cheshire Cat，'she said to herself．'Now I'll have somebody to talk to．' |
| [05:35.34] | 'How are you getting on？'said the Cat，when its mouth appeared． |
| [05:43.31] | Alice waited．'I can't talk to something without ears，'she thought． |
| [05:51.12] | Slowly the Cat's eyes，then its ears，and then the rest of its head appeared． |
| [05:59.09] | But it stopped at the neck，and its body did not appear． |
| [06:04.88] | Alice began to tell the Cat all about the game． |
| [06:11.55] | 'It's very difficult to play，'she said． |
| [06:16.68] | 'Everybody argues all the time，and the hoops and the hedgehogs walk away．' |
| [06:24.89] | 'How do you like the Queen？'said the Cat quietly． |
| [06:32.02] | 'I don't，'said Alice．'She's very—'Just then she saw the Queen behind her， |
| [06:41.93] | so she went on，'—clever．She's the best player here．' |
| [06:49.99] | The Queen smiled and walked past． |
| [06:54.44] | 'Who are you talking to？'said the King． |
| [07:00.13] | He came up behind Alice and looked at the Cat's head in surprise． |
| [07:06.43] | 'It's a friend of mine—a Cheshire Cat，'said Alice． |
| [07:13.04] | 'I'm not sure that I like it，'said the King．'But it can touch my hand if it likes．' |
| [07:22.40] | 'I prefer not to，'said the Cat． |
| [07:29.29] | 'Well！'said the King angrily．He called out to the Queen，'My dear！ |
| [07:37.59] | There's a cat here，and I don't like it．' |
| [07:44.10] | The Queen did not look round．'Off with its head！'she shouted． |
| [07:51.98] | 'Call for the executioner！ |
| [07:55.52] | Alice was a little worried for her friend，but when the executioner arrived， |
| [08:02.77] | everybody began to argue． |
| [08:06.87] | 'I can't cut off a head，'said the executioner，'if there isn't a body to cut it off from．' |
| [08:14.84] | 'You can cut the head off，'said the King，'from anything that's got a head．' |
| [08:24.51] | 'If somebody doesn't do something quickly，'said the Queen， |
| [08:29.50] | 'I'll cut everybody's head off．' |
| [08:33.18] | Nobody liked that plan very much，so they all turned to Alice． |
| [08:41.46] | 'And what do you say？'they cried． |
| [08:46.68] | 'The Cat belongs to the Duchess，'said Alice carefully． |
| [08:52.88] | 'Perhaps you could ask her about it．' |
| [08:57.54] | 'She's in prison，'the Queen said to the executioner．'Bring her here at once．' |
| [09:06.16] | But then the Cat's head slowly began to vanish， |
| [09:12.35] | and when the executioner came back with the Duchess，there was nothing there． |
| [09:19.72] | The King ran wildly up and down，looking for the Cat， |
| [09:25.15] | and the Duchess put her arm round Alice． |
| [09:28.95] | 'I'm so pleased to see you again，my dear！'she said． |
| [09:35.47] | 'Let's get on with the game，'the Queen said angrily， |
| [09:40.53] | and Alice followed her back to the croquet-ground． |
| [09:44.99] | The game went on，but all the time the Queen was arguing， |
| [09:51.32] | And shouting'Off with his head！'or'Off with her head！' |
| [09:58.56] | Soon there were no hoops left， |
| [10:01.70] | because the soldiers(who were the hoops)were too busy taking everybody to prison． |
| [10:08.73] | And at the end there were only three players left—the King，the Queen，and Alice． |
| [10:17.84] | The Queen stopped shouting and said to Alice， |
| [10:22.38] | 'Have you seen the Mock Turtle yet？' |
| [10:26.41] | 'No，'said Alice．'I'm not sure what a Mock Turtle is．' |
| [10:32.69] | 'Then come with me，'said the Queen． |
| [10:37.75] | They found the Mock Turtle down by the sea． |
| [10:42.28] | Next to him was a Gryphon，asleep in the sun． |
| [10:47.69] | Then the Queen hurried away，saying，'I have to get on with some executions．' |
| [10:55.90] | The Gryphon woke up，and said sleepily to Alice， |
| [11:02.16] | 'It's just talk，you know．They never execute anybody．' |
| [11:09.77] | Alice was pleased to hear this． |
| [11:13.62] | She felt a little afraid of the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle， |
| [11:18.82] | because they were so large．But they were very friendly， |
| [11:23.71] | and sang songs and told her many stories about their lives． |
| [11:28.88] | The Mock Turtle was in the middle of a very sad song |
| [11:34.35] | when they all heard a shout a long way away：'It's beginning！' |
| [11:41.67] | 'Come on！We must hurry！'cried the Gryphon． |
| [11:48.83] | It took Alice by the hand and began to run． |
| [00:01.67] | 6 The Queen' s game of croquet |
| [00:05.94] | Near the door there was a rosetree and three gardeners, |
| [00:13.28] | Who were looking at the roses in a very worried way |
| [00:18.87] | ' What' s the matter?' Alice said to them |
| [00:22.53] | ' You see, Miss,' said the first gardener,' these roses are white, |
| [00:30.62] | but the Queen only likes red roses, and she' |
| [00:36.02] | ' The Queen!' said the second gardener suddenly, and at once, |
| [00:42.58] | the three gardeners lay down flat on their faces |
| [00:47.17] | Alice turned round and saw a great crowd of people |
| [00:51.69] | It was a pack of cards, walking through the garden |
| [00:57.07] | There were clubs they were soldiers, and diamonds, |
| [01:02.27] | and ten little children they were hearts Next came some Kings and Queens |
| [01:11.38] | Then Alice saw the White Rabbit, and behind him, the Knave of Hearts |
| [01:18.29] | And last of all, came THE KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS |
| [01:26.26] | When the crowd came near to Alice, they all stopped and looked at her, |
| [01:31.29] | and the Queen said,' Who are you?' |
| [01:36.12] | ' My name is Alice, Your Majesty,' said Alice very politely |
| [01:43.68] | But she thought to herself,' They' re only a pack of cards |
| [01:48.79] | I don' t need to be afraid of them!' |
| [01:52.45] | ' And who are these?' said the Queen, looking at the three gardeners |
| [02:00.53] | Then she saw the white roses, and her face turned red and angry |
| [02:07.91] | ' Off with their heads!' she shouted, |
| [02:11.04] | and soldiers hurried up to take the gardeners away |
| [02:14.73] | The Queen turned to Alice' Can you play croquet?' she shouted |
| [02:23.22] | ' Yes!' shouted Alice |
| [02:26.28] | ' Come on, then!' shouted the Queen |
| [02:29.88] | The crowd began to move on, and Alice went with them |
| [02:35.68] | ' It' s it' s a very fine day,' said a worried voice in her ear |
| [02:44.61] | Alice saw that the White Rabbit was by her side |
| [02:49.55] | ' Very fine,' said Alice' Where' s the Duchess?' |
| [02:54.53] | ' Shhh!' said the Rabbit in a hurried voice' She' s in prison, waiting for execution' |
| [03:04.26] | ' What for?' said Alice |
| [03:07.46] | But just then the Queen shouted,' Get to your places!', and the game began |
| [03:15.84] | It was the strangest game of croquet in Alice' s life! |
| [03:22.82] | The balls were hedgehogs, and the mallets were flamingoes |
| [03:28.38] | And the hoops were made by soldiers, |
| [03:31.73] | who turned over and stood on their hands and feet |
| [03:35.71] | Alice held her flamingo' s body under her arm, |
| [03:41.79] | but the flamingo turned its long neck first this way and then that way |
| [03:48.36] | At last, Alice was ready to hit the ball with the flamingo' s head |
| [03:55.09] | But by then, the hedgehog was tired of waiting |
| [03:59.81] | and was walking away across the croquetground . |
| [04:03.86] | And when both the flamingo and the hedgehog were ready, there was no hoop! |
| [04:10.24] | The soldiers too were always getting up and walking away |
| [04:16.01] | It really was a very difficult game, Alice thought |
| [04:21.07] | The players all played at the same time, |
| [04:26.15] | and they were always arguing and fighting for hedgehogs |
| [04:31.22] | Nobody could agree about anything |
| [04:35.15] | Very soon, the Queen was wildly angry, and went around shouting |
| [04:42.72] | ' Off with his head!' or' Off with her head!' about once a minute |
| [04:52.82] | Alice began to feel worried |
| [04:57.23] | ' The Queen is sure to argue with me soon,' she thought |
| [05:02.00] | ' And what will happen to me then? |
| [05:04.49] | They' re cutting people' s heads off all the time here |
| [05:08.87] | I' m surprised there is anyone left alive!' |
| [05:13.50] | Just then she saw something very strange She watched carefully, |
| [05:19.98] | and after a minute or two she saw that the thing was a grin |
| [05:26.01] | ' It' s the Cheshire Cat,' she said to herself' Now I' ll have somebody to talk to' |
| [05:35.34] | ' How are you getting on?' said the Cat, when its mouth appeared |
| [05:43.31] | Alice waited' I can' t talk to something without ears,' she thought |
| [05:51.12] | Slowly the Cat' s eyes, then its ears, and then the rest of its head appeared |
| [05:59.09] | But it stopped at the neck, and its body did not appear |
| [06:04.88] | Alice began to tell the Cat all about the game |
| [06:11.55] | ' It' s very difficult to play,' she said |
| [06:16.68] | ' Everybody argues all the time, and the hoops and the hedgehogs walk away' |
| [06:24.89] | ' How do you like the Queen?' said the Cat quietly |
| [06:32.02] | ' I don' t,' said Alice' She' s very' Just then she saw the Queen behind her, |
| [06:41.93] | so she went on,' clever She' s the best player here' |
| [06:49.99] | The Queen smiled and walked past |
| [06:54.44] | ' Who are you talking to?' said the King |
| [07:00.13] | He came up behind Alice and looked at the Cat' s head in surprise |
| [07:06.43] | ' It' s a friend of mine a Cheshire Cat,' said Alice |
| [07:13.04] | ' I' m not sure that I like it,' said the King' But it can touch my hand if it likes' |
| [07:22.40] | ' I prefer not to,' said the Cat |
| [07:29.29] | ' Well!' said the King angrily He called out to the Queen,' My dear! |
| [07:37.59] | There' s a cat here, and I don' t like it' |
| [07:44.10] | The Queen did not look round' Off with its head!' she shouted |
| [07:51.98] | ' Call for the executioner! |
| [07:55.52] | Alice was a little worried for her friend, but when the executioner arrived, |
| [08:02.77] | everybody began to argue |
| [08:06.87] | ' I can' t cut off a head,' said the executioner,' if there isn' t a body to cut it off from' |
| [08:14.84] | ' You can cut the head off,' said the King,' from anything that' s got a head' |
| [08:24.51] | ' If somebody doesn' t do something quickly,' said the Queen, |
| [08:29.50] | ' I' ll cut everybody' s head off' |
| [08:33.18] | Nobody liked that plan very much, so they all turned to Alice |
| [08:41.46] | ' And what do you say?' they cried |
| [08:46.68] | ' The Cat belongs to the Duchess,' said Alice carefully |
| [08:52.88] | ' Perhaps you could ask her about it' |
| [08:57.54] | ' She' s in prison,' the Queen said to the executioner' Bring her here at once' |
| [09:06.16] | But then the Cat' s head slowly began to vanish, |
| [09:12.35] | and when the executioner came back with the Duchess, there was nothing there |
| [09:19.72] | The King ran wildly up and down, looking for the Cat, |
| [09:25.15] | and the Duchess put her arm round Alice |
| [09:28.95] | ' I' m so pleased to see you again, my dear!' she said |
| [09:35.47] | ' Let' s get on with the game,' the Queen said angrily, |
| [09:40.53] | and Alice followed her back to the croquetground |
| [09:44.99] | The game went on, but all the time the Queen was arguing, |
| [09:51.32] | And shouting' Off with his head!' or' Off with her head!' |
| [09:58.56] | Soon there were no hoops left, |
| [10:01.70] | because the soldiers who were the hoops were too busy taking everybody to prison |
| [10:08.73] | And at the end there were only three players left the King, the Queen, and Alice |
| [10:17.84] | The Queen stopped shouting and said to Alice, |
| [10:22.38] | ' Have you seen the Mock Turtle yet?' |
| [10:26.41] | ' No,' said Alice' I' m not sure what a Mock Turtle is' |
| [10:32.69] | ' Then come with me,' said the Queen |
| [10:37.75] | They found the Mock Turtle down by the sea |
| [10:42.28] | Next to him was a Gryphon, asleep in the sun |
| [10:47.69] | Then the Queen hurried away, saying,' I have to get on with some executions' |
| [10:55.90] | The Gryphon woke up, and said sleepily to Alice, |
| [11:02.16] | ' It' s just talk, you know They never execute anybody' |
| [11:09.77] | Alice was pleased to hear this |
| [11:13.62] | She felt a little afraid of the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle, |
| [11:18.82] | because they were so large But they were very friendly, |
| [11:23.71] | and sang songs and told her many stories about their lives |
| [11:28.88] | The Mock Turtle was in the middle of a very sad song |
| [11:34.35] | when they all heard a shout a long way away:' It' s beginning!' |
| [11:41.67] | ' Come on! We must hurry!' cried the Gryphon |
| [11:48.83] | It took Alice by the hand and began to run |
| [00:01.67] | 6 The Queen' s game of croquet |
| [00:05.94] | Near the door there was a rosetree and three gardeners, |
| [00:13.28] | Who were looking at the roses in a very worried way |
| [00:18.87] | ' What' s the matter?' Alice said to them |
| [00:22.53] | ' You see, Miss,' said the first gardener,' these roses are white, |
| [00:30.62] | but the Queen only likes red roses, and she' |
| [00:36.02] | ' The Queen!' said the second gardener suddenly, and at once, |
| [00:42.58] | the three gardeners lay down flat on their faces |
| [00:47.17] | Alice turned round and saw a great crowd of people |
| [00:51.69] | It was a pack of cards, walking through the garden |
| [00:57.07] | There were clubs they were soldiers, and diamonds, |
| [01:02.27] | and ten little children they were hearts Next came some Kings and Queens |
| [01:11.38] | Then Alice saw the White Rabbit, and behind him, the Knave of Hearts |
| [01:18.29] | And last of all, came THE KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS |
| [01:26.26] | When the crowd came near to Alice, they all stopped and looked at her, |
| [01:31.29] | and the Queen said,' Who are you?' |
| [01:36.12] | ' My name is Alice, Your Majesty,' said Alice very politely |
| [01:43.68] | But she thought to herself,' They' re only a pack of cards |
| [01:48.79] | I don' t need to be afraid of them!' |
| [01:52.45] | ' And who are these?' said the Queen, looking at the three gardeners |
| [02:00.53] | Then she saw the white roses, and her face turned red and angry |
| [02:07.91] | ' Off with their heads!' she shouted, |
| [02:11.04] | and soldiers hurried up to take the gardeners away |
| [02:14.73] | The Queen turned to Alice' Can you play croquet?' she shouted |
| [02:23.22] | ' Yes!' shouted Alice |
| [02:26.28] | ' Come on, then!' shouted the Queen |
| [02:29.88] | The crowd began to move on, and Alice went with them |
| [02:35.68] | ' It' s it' s a very fine day,' said a worried voice in her ear |
| [02:44.61] | Alice saw that the White Rabbit was by her side |
| [02:49.55] | ' Very fine,' said Alice' Where' s the Duchess?' |
| [02:54.53] | ' Shhh!' said the Rabbit in a hurried voice' She' s in prison, waiting for execution' |
| [03:04.26] | ' What for?' said Alice |
| [03:07.46] | But just then the Queen shouted,' Get to your places!', and the game began |
| [03:15.84] | It was the strangest game of croquet in Alice' s life! |
| [03:22.82] | The balls were hedgehogs, and the mallets were flamingoes |
| [03:28.38] | And the hoops were made by soldiers, |
| [03:31.73] | who turned over and stood on their hands and feet |
| [03:35.71] | Alice held her flamingo' s body under her arm, |
| [03:41.79] | but the flamingo turned its long neck first this way and then that way |
| [03:48.36] | At last, Alice was ready to hit the ball with the flamingo' s head |
| [03:55.09] | But by then, the hedgehog was tired of waiting |
| [03:59.81] | and was walking away across the croquetground . |
| [04:03.86] | And when both the flamingo and the hedgehog were ready, there was no hoop! |
| [04:10.24] | The soldiers too were always getting up and walking away |
| [04:16.01] | It really was a very difficult game, Alice thought |
| [04:21.07] | The players all played at the same time, |
| [04:26.15] | and they were always arguing and fighting for hedgehogs |
| [04:31.22] | Nobody could agree about anything |
| [04:35.15] | Very soon, the Queen was wildly angry, and went around shouting |
| [04:42.72] | ' Off with his head!' or' Off with her head!' about once a minute |
| [04:52.82] | Alice began to feel worried |
| [04:57.23] | ' The Queen is sure to argue with me soon,' she thought |
| [05:02.00] | ' And what will happen to me then? |
| [05:04.49] | They' re cutting people' s heads off all the time here |
| [05:08.87] | I' m surprised there is anyone left alive!' |
| [05:13.50] | Just then she saw something very strange She watched carefully, |
| [05:19.98] | and after a minute or two she saw that the thing was a grin |
| [05:26.01] | ' It' s the Cheshire Cat,' she said to herself' Now I' ll have somebody to talk to' |
| [05:35.34] | ' How are you getting on?' said the Cat, when its mouth appeared |
| [05:43.31] | Alice waited' I can' t talk to something without ears,' she thought |
| [05:51.12] | Slowly the Cat' s eyes, then its ears, and then the rest of its head appeared |
| [05:59.09] | But it stopped at the neck, and its body did not appear |
| [06:04.88] | Alice began to tell the Cat all about the game |
| [06:11.55] | ' It' s very difficult to play,' she said |
| [06:16.68] | ' Everybody argues all the time, and the hoops and the hedgehogs walk away' |
| [06:24.89] | ' How do you like the Queen?' said the Cat quietly |
| [06:32.02] | ' I don' t,' said Alice' She' s very' Just then she saw the Queen behind her, |
| [06:41.93] | so she went on,' clever She' s the best player here' |
| [06:49.99] | The Queen smiled and walked past |
| [06:54.44] | ' Who are you talking to?' said the King |
| [07:00.13] | He came up behind Alice and looked at the Cat' s head in surprise |
| [07:06.43] | ' It' s a friend of mine a Cheshire Cat,' said Alice |
| [07:13.04] | ' I' m not sure that I like it,' said the King' But it can touch my hand if it likes' |
| [07:22.40] | ' I prefer not to,' said the Cat |
| [07:29.29] | ' Well!' said the King angrily He called out to the Queen,' My dear! |
| [07:37.59] | There' s a cat here, and I don' t like it' |
| [07:44.10] | The Queen did not look round' Off with its head!' she shouted |
| [07:51.98] | ' Call for the executioner! |
| [07:55.52] | Alice was a little worried for her friend, but when the executioner arrived, |
| [08:02.77] | everybody began to argue |
| [08:06.87] | ' I can' t cut off a head,' said the executioner,' if there isn' t a body to cut it off from' |
| [08:14.84] | ' You can cut the head off,' said the King,' from anything that' s got a head' |
| [08:24.51] | ' If somebody doesn' t do something quickly,' said the Queen, |
| [08:29.50] | ' I' ll cut everybody' s head off' |
| [08:33.18] | Nobody liked that plan very much, so they all turned to Alice |
| [08:41.46] | ' And what do you say?' they cried |
| [08:46.68] | ' The Cat belongs to the Duchess,' said Alice carefully |
| [08:52.88] | ' Perhaps you could ask her about it' |
| [08:57.54] | ' She' s in prison,' the Queen said to the executioner' Bring her here at once' |
| [09:06.16] | But then the Cat' s head slowly began to vanish, |
| [09:12.35] | and when the executioner came back with the Duchess, there was nothing there |
| [09:19.72] | The King ran wildly up and down, looking for the Cat, |
| [09:25.15] | and the Duchess put her arm round Alice |
| [09:28.95] | ' I' m so pleased to see you again, my dear!' she said |
| [09:35.47] | ' Let' s get on with the game,' the Queen said angrily, |
| [09:40.53] | and Alice followed her back to the croquetground |
| [09:44.99] | The game went on, but all the time the Queen was arguing, |
| [09:51.32] | And shouting' Off with his head!' or' Off with her head!' |
| [09:58.56] | Soon there were no hoops left, |
| [10:01.70] | because the soldiers who were the hoops were too busy taking everybody to prison |
| [10:08.73] | And at the end there were only three players left the King, the Queen, and Alice |
| [10:17.84] | The Queen stopped shouting and said to Alice, |
| [10:22.38] | ' Have you seen the Mock Turtle yet?' |
| [10:26.41] | ' No,' said Alice' I' m not sure what a Mock Turtle is' |
| [10:32.69] | ' Then come with me,' said the Queen |
| [10:37.75] | They found the Mock Turtle down by the sea |
| [10:42.28] | Next to him was a Gryphon, asleep in the sun |
| [10:47.69] | Then the Queen hurried away, saying,' I have to get on with some executions' |
| [10:55.90] | The Gryphon woke up, and said sleepily to Alice, |
| [11:02.16] | ' It' s just talk, you know They never execute anybody' |
| [11:09.77] | Alice was pleased to hear this |
| [11:13.62] | She felt a little afraid of the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle, |
| [11:18.82] | because they were so large But they were very friendly, |
| [11:23.71] | and sang songs and told her many stories about their lives |
| [11:28.88] | The Mock Turtle was in the middle of a very sad song |
| [11:34.35] | when they all heard a shout a long way away:' It' s beginning!' |
| [11:41.67] | ' Come on! We must hurry!' cried the Gryphon |
| [11:48.83] | It took Alice by the hand and began to run |
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