À travers le verre de regard : et ce qu'Alice y a vu . , le roi dit, onlyIm pas assez fort. Vous voyez, un minutegoes par si redoutable rapide. Vous pourriez aussi essayer d'arrêter un Bandersnitch! Alice n'avait plus de souffle pour parler ; ils se sont penchés sur le silence, jusqu'à ce qu'ils soient arrivés à l'élight d'une grande foule, au milieu d'quellele Lion et Unicorn se battaient. Theywas dans un tel nuage de poussière, qui au début Aliceld ne font pas ce qui était, mais shesoon a réussi à distinguer l'Unicorn par sa corne. Ils se sont placés près de là où Hatta, l'autre Messenger, était en train de regarder le combat

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Through the looking glass : and what Alice saw there . , the King said, onlyIm not strong enough. You see, a minutegoes by so fearfully quick. You might as welltry to stop a Bandersnatch! Alice had no more breath for talking; sothey trotted on in silence, till they came into©ight of a great crowd, in the middle of whichthe Lion and Unicorn were fighting. Theywere in such a cloud of dust, that at first Alicecould not make out which was which; but shesoon managed to distinguish the Unicorn byhis horn. They placed themselves close to whereHatta, the other Messenger, was standingwatching the fight, with a cup of tea in onehand and a piece of bread-and-butter in theother. Hes only just out of prison, and he hadntfinished his tea when he was sent in, Haighawhispered to Alice; and they only give them THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS. Ill oyster-shells in there—so you see hes veryhungry and thirsty. How are you, dear child?he went on, putting his arm affectionatelyround Hattas neck. Hatta looked round and nodded, and wenton with his bread-and-butter.. >}g~sy~S Were you happy in prison, dear child?said Haigha. Hatta looked round once more, and this timea tear or two trickled down his cheek; but nota word would he say. Speak, cant you! Haigha cried impa-tiently. But Hatta only munched away, anddrank some more tea. Speak, wont you! cried the King.How are they getting on with the fight? 112 THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS. Hatta made a desperate effort, and swalloweda large piece of bread-and-butter. Theyregetting on very well, he said in a chokingvoice: each of them has been down abouteighty-seven times. Then I suppose theyll soon bring the whitebread and the brown? Alice ventured to re-mark. Its waiting for em, now, said Hatta;this is a bit of it as Im eating. There was a pause in the fight just then, andthe Lion and the Unicorn sat down, panting, while the King called out, Ten minutesallowed for refreshments! Haigha andHatta set to work at once, carrying round traysof white and brow

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