Down the Rabbit-Hole
- Alice was bored out of her mind sitting with her sister when a rabbit in a waistcoat ran by.
- she followed it and went down the rabbit hole.
- it was a long fall. She passed several things on the way down.
- the fall was very long, and she started talking to herself.
- the white rabbit was hurrying down a passage, and Alice quickly followed it.
- she came upon a room with doors all around, but they were all locked.
- on the three-legged table made of glass was a key, but either it was too small or the doors too big, it didn't work, until she came upon a door about fifteen inches high.
- she couldn't fit through the door.
- on the table, she found a bottle with the words DRINK ME printed on it.
- she was now only ten inches high.
- when she went to the door, she had forgetten the key on the table.
- she then spotted a little glass box containing a cake with the words EAT ME on it.
- it made her grow enough to get the key.
- she went through the door.
- the Caterpillar asks who Alice is.
- she argues back and forth with the Caterpillar about her identity crisis.
- her arms, shoulders, and legs disappeared so she had to slither on the ground like a snake.
Cheshire cat (source: quotesgram) |
- a footman delivered a letter from the queen to the Duchess to play croquet.
- she came to knock upon the door.
- she finally went inside. There was too much pepper in the soup, and she meets the Cheshire cat.
- If everybody minded their own business, the world would go round a deal faster than it does.
- Alice was handed the pig-baby to take care of.
- she set the pig- baby down and it trotted off into the woods.
- she decided to go the direction of the March Hare's house.
- the chimneys were shaped like ears and the roof was thatched with fur.
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