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BYLEWISCARROLLILLUSTRATED BYJOHNTENNIELNAVIGATEALICE SAdventures in WonderlandCONTROLCLOSE THEBOOKTURN THEPAGEThe world smost precisereplicaof the world s most famouschildren s book !In 1998, Peter Zelchenkobegan a project for Volume-One Publishing: to create anexact digital replica of LewisCarroll s first edition of with the original1865 edition and numerousother editions at the NewberryLibrary in Chicago, Zelchenkocreated a digital masterpiece inhis own right, a testament tothe original work of LewisCarroll (aka Prof. CharlesDodgson) who personallydirected the typography for thefirst much analyis, Peter thenpainstakingly matched letter toletter, line to line, of his newdigital edition to that of theoriginal.

watch out of its waistcoat-pocket,and looked at it, and then hurried on, Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had never before seen a rabbit with either a waist-coat-pocket or a watch to take out of it, and, 2 DOWN THE RABBIT-HOLE. 3 Fit Page Full Screen On/Off Close Book B 2

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1 BYLEWISCARROLLILLUSTRATED BYJOHNTENNIELNAVIGATEALICE SAdventures in WonderlandCONTROLCLOSE THEBOOKTURN THEPAGEThe world smost precisereplicaof the world s most famouschildren s book !In 1998, Peter Zelchenkobegan a project for Volume-One Publishing: to create anexact digital replica of LewisCarroll s first edition of with the original1865 edition and numerousother editions at the NewberryLibrary in Chicago, Zelchenkocreated a digital masterpiece inhis own right, a testament tothe original work of LewisCarroll (aka Prof. CharlesDodgson) who personallydirected the typography for thefirst much analyis, Peter thenpainstakingly matched letter toletter, line to line, of his newdigital edition to that of theoriginal.

2 After weeks of toil hecreated an exact replica of theoriginal! The book was addedto VolumeOne s print-on-demand offering. While a PDFversion is offered on variousportals of the Net, BookVirtualtook the project to heart andadded its interface designs andprogramming. Welcome to theworld s most precise all-digitalreplica of the world s mostfamous children s book . Thankyou, Books made Virtual. Books made Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. ' 2000 All Rights S ADVENTURESIN WONDERLANDD igital Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. 2000 All Rights PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookNavigateControlInternetNavigateContr olInternetDigital Interface by BookVirtual Corp.

3 Patent Pending. 2000 All Rights PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookALICE S ADVENTURESIN WONDERLANDBYLEWIS CARROLLWITH FORTY-TWO ILLUSTRATIONSBY JOHN TENNIELV olumeOne PublishingChicago, Illinois 1998A BookVirtual Digital Edition, , 2000 NavigateControlInternetDigital Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. 2000 All Rights PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookAll in the golden afternoonFull leisurely we glide ;For both our oars, with little skill,By little arms are plied,While little hands make vain pretenceOur wanderings to , cruel Three ! In such an hour,Beneath such dreamy weather,To beg a tale of breath too weakTo stir the tiniest feather !

4 Yet what can one poor voice availAgainst three tongues together ?First published in 1865by Macmillan & Co., LondonReleased 1866 by D. Appleton & Co., New YorkFor informationabout VolumeOne and unit-run printing, contact:Peter Zelchenko W. Augusta , IL 60622-3209 USA(312) 733-2473 The text of this book was originally entered as an online etextfor Project Gutenberg, and was subsequently preparedfor print publishing by the VolumeOne staff. VolumeOne isgrateful to Project Gutenberg for its contribution tothis work. VolumeOne holds harmless and indemnifies ProjectGutenberg of any liability arising from the use oftheir text in this printed from Project Gutenberg Alice in Wonderland (March, 1994 edition).

5 For more information on Project Gutenberg, contact:Project Gutenberg, Michael S. Hart Box 2782, Champaign, IL 61820----------------------------------D igital interface by BookVirtual Corporation. PatentsPending. 2000 by BookVirtual Corp. All rights Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. 2000 All Rights PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookThus grew the tale of Wonderland :Thus slowly, one by one,Its quaint events were hammered out And now the tale is done,And home we steer, a merry crew,Beneath the setting ! a childish story take,And with a gentle handLay it where Childhood s dreams are twinedIn Memory s mystic band,Like pilgrim s withered wreath of flowersPlucked in a far-off Prima flashes forthHer edict to begin it In gentler tone Secunda hopes There will be nonsense in it!

6 While Tertia interrupts the taleNot morethan once a , to sudden silence won,In fancy they pursueThe dream-child moving through a landOf wonders wild and new,In friendly chat with bird or beast And half believe it ever, as the story drainedThe wells of fancy dry,And faintly strove that weary oneTo put the subject by, The rest next time It isnext time! The happy voices Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. ' 2000 All Rights THE RABBIT-HOLE.. POOL OF TEARS.. CAUCUS-RACE AND A LONG TALE.. RABBIT SENDS IN A LITTLE BILL.. FROM A CATERPILLAR.. AND PEPPER.. MAD TEA-PARTY.. QUEEN S CROQUET-GROUND.

7 MOCK TURTLE S STORY.. LOBSTER QUADRILLE.. STOLE THE TARTS?.. S EVIDENCE.. 176 Digital Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. 2000 All Rights PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookDigital Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. ' 2000 All Rights THE beginning to get very tired ofsitting by her sister on the bank, and of havingnothing to do : once or twice she had peeped intothe book her sister was reading, but it had nopictures or conversations in it, and what isBNavigateControlInternetDigital Interface by BookVirtual Corp. Patent Pending. 2000 All Rights PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookNavigateControlInternetburning with curiosity, she ran across the fieldafter it, and was just in time to see it popdown a large rabbit-hole under the another moment down went Alice afterit, never once considering how in the worldshe was to get out rabbit-hole went straight on like atunnel for some way, and then dipped suddenlydown, so suddenly that Alice had not a momentto think about stopping herself before she foundherself falling down what seemed to be a verydeep the well was very deep, or she fellvery slowly.

8 For she had plenty of time as shewent down to look about her, and to wonderwhat was going to happen next. First, she triedto look down and make out what she wascoming to, but it was too dark to see anything :then she looked at the sides of the well, andnoticed that they were filled with cupboardsand bookshelves : here and there she saw mapsand pictures hung upon pegs. She took downthe use of a book , thought Alice, withoutpictures or conversations ? So she was considering in her own mind,(as well as she could, for the hot day madeher feel very sleepy and stupid,) whether thepleasure of making a daisy-chain would beworth the trouble of getting up and pickingthe daisies, when suddenly a white rabbit withpink eyes ran close by was nothing so very remarkable inthat ; nor did Alice think it so very much outof the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, Oh dear !

9 Oh dear ! I shall be too late ! (when she thought it over afterwards, it oc-curred to her that she ought to have wonderedat this, but at the time it all seemed quitenatural) ; but when the Rabbit actually took awatch out of its waistcoat- pocket ,and looked atit, and then hurried on, Alice started to herfeet, for it flashed across her mind that she hadnever before seen a rabbit with either a waist-coat- pocket or a watch to take out of it, and,DOWN PageFull Screen On/OffClose BookB2her, still it was good practice to say it over) yes, that s about the right distance butthen I wonder what Latitude or LongitudeI ve got to ?

10 (Alice had not the slightestidea what Latitude was, or Longitude either, butshe thought they were nice grand words to say.)Presently she began again. I wonder ifI shall fall right throughthe earth ! How funnyit ll seem to come out among the people thatwalk with their heads downwards ! The Anti-pathies, I think (she was rather glad therewas no one listening, this time, as it didn tsound at all the right word) but I shallhave to ask them what the name of the countryis, you know. Please, Ma am, is this NewZealand or Australia ? (and she tried to curtseyas she spoke fancy curtseying as you re fallingthrough the air !)


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