. Par le verre et ce qu'Alice a trouvé là . A TRAVERS LE TREMBLEMENT DE TERRE DE VERRE ! J'ai pensé à Alice. Vous êtes à nouveau là ? elle s'est aventurée à poser des questions. Pourquoi, le Lion et l'Unicorn, bien sûr, a dit le Roi.luttant pour la couronne?Oui, bien sûr, a dit le Roi; et le meilleur de la plaisanterie est que sa couronne itssmy tout le temps! Permet de les afficher. Et ils ont trotté, Alice se répétant, alors qu'elle courait, les paroles de l'ancienne chanson: Le Lion et l'Unicorn se battaient pour la couronne; le Lion battait l'Unicorn tout autour de la ville. Certains leur ont donné du pain blanc, d'autres ont donné du pain brun; d'autres leur ont donné du prune-ca

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. Through the looking glass and what Alice found there . THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS earthquake! thought Alice. Whoare at it again? she ventured toask. Why, the Lion and the Unicorn, of course, said the King.Fighting for the crown?Yes, to be sure, said the King;and the best of the joke is that itsmy crown all the while! Lets runand see them. And they trotted off, Alice repeating to herself, as she ran, the words of the old song: The Lion and the Unicorn were fight-ing for the crown; The Lion beat the Unicorn all round thetown. Some gave them white bread, some gavethem brown ; Some gave them plum-cake and drummedthem out of town. Does — the one — that wins — getthe crown? she asked, as well as shecould, for the run was putting her quite out of breath. 136. THE LION AND THE UNICORN Dear me, no! said the King.What an idea! Would you—be good enough-Alice panted out, after running a littlefarther, to stop a minute—just to get—ones breath again? Im good enough, the King said, only Im not strong enough. Yousee, a minute goes by so fearfullyquick. You might as well try to stopa Bandersnatch! Alice had no more breath for talk-ing; so they trotted on in silence, tillthe}7 came into sight of a great crowd, in the middle of which the Lion andUnicorn were fighting. They werein such a cloud of dust that atfirst Alice could not make out whichwas which; but she soon managedto distinguish the Unicorn by hishorn. They placed themselves close towhere Hatta, the other Messenger, was standing watching the fight, with 137

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