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Through the Looking-Glass

by Lewis Carroll · 15 parts · about 2 hours 27 minutes of reading

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Alice climbs through the drawing room mirror into a world laid out like a chessboard, where everything is backwards and the verses she recites keep changing in her mouth. Lewis Carroll's sequel gives us Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Humpty Dumpty, the Walrus and the Carpenter, and the Jabberwock, and it is every bit as inventive as Wonderland.

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Contents

The Chess Game1 minEpigraph1 minChapter I: Looking-Glass House16 minChapter II: The Garden of Live Flowers14 minChapter III: Looking-Glass Insects14 minChapter IV: Tweedledum and Tweedledee14 minChapter V: Wool and Water15 minChapter VI: Humpty Dumpty15 minChapter VII: The Lion and the Unicorn13 minChapter VIII: “It’s My Own Invention”20 minChapter IX: Queen Alice20 minChapter X: Shaking1 minChapter XI: Waking1 minChapter XII: Which Dreamed It?3 minA Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky1 min

Source: Standard Ebooks. Published 1871. Author died 1898. Public domain worldwide. Share this book: WhatsApp

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