. A travers le verre : et ce qu'Alice a trouvé là-bas. Dès qu'ils étaient confortablement installés à nouveau, quand j'ai vu tout le mal que vous aviez fait, j'ai été très proche de la fenêtre et vous a mis dans la neige! Et vous l'avez mérité, vous avez peu de sdarling espiègle! Qu'est-ce que vous avez à dire pour vous-même ? Maintenant, ne pas me faire passer ! elle a continué, en tenant un doigt. Je vais vous dire tous vos défauts. Num-ber un : vous avez grinçé deux fois pendant que Dinahwas se lavant votre visage ce matin. Nowyou ne peut pas le nier, Kitty : Je vous ai entendu!Qu'est-ce que vous dites ? (prétendre que le chaton était speaki

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. Through the looking glass : and what Alice found there . as soon as they were comfort-ably settled again, when I saw all the mis-chief you had been doing, I was very nearlyopening the window and putting you outinto the snow! And youd have deserved it, you little mischievous darling! What haveyou got to say for yourself? Now dont inter-rupt me! she went on, holding up one finger. Im going to tell you all your faults. Num-ber one : you squeaked twice while Dinahwas washing your face this morning. Nowyou cant deny it, Kitty : I heard you!Whats that you say ? (pretending that thekitten was speaking.) Her paw went intoyour eye ? Well, thats your fault, for keep-ing your eyes open—if youd shut them tightup, it wouldnt have happened. Now dontmake any more excuses, but listen! Num-ber two : you pulled Snowdrop away by thetail just as I had put down the saucer of milkbefore her! What, you were thirsty, wereyou ? How do you know she wasnt thirstytoo? Now for number three: you unwoundevery bit of the worsted while I wasntlooking! LOOKING-GLASS HOUSE.. Thats three faults, Kitty, and youve notbeen punished for any of them yet. Youknow Im saving up all your punishmentsfor Wednesday week. Suppose they had 18 THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS saved up all my punishments! she went on, talking more to herself than the kitten. What would they do at the end of a year?I should be sent to prison, I suppose, whenthe day came. Or—let me see—supposeeach punishment was to be going without adiuner; then, when the miserable day came, I should have to go without fifty dinners atonce! Well, I shouldnt mind that much! Idfar rather go without them than eat them! DJ you hear the snow against the win-dow-panes, Kitty ? How nice and soft itsounds! Just as if some one was kissing thewindow all over outside I wonder if thesnow loves the trees and fields, that it kissesthem, so gently ? And then it covers themup snug, you know, with a white quilt; andperhaps it says, Go to sleep, darlings, till thesummer c

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