Southern - SEA | Ahlice | felt that this could no b' de | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | 's Richt Fit, Esq. | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | 's Adveenturs in Wunderlaant | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | didnae feel encouraged tae as | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | noticed, wi some surprise, th | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | watched th White Rabbit as he | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | keeked gie keenly at th cook, | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | said nowt; she hed sut doon w | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | could hink o nithin else tae | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | kept lookin thochtfu at th mu | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | was stertin tae get awfy sic | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | ! A wee bairn's story tak, | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | was jist stertin tae hink tae | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | 's Evidence | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | laughed sae much at this, tha | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | opened th door an fuund that | |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | waited till th eyes appeared, | |
Southern - SEA | "Nut, keep gaun please!" | Ahlice | said gie humble lik; "Ah wunn |
Southern - SEA | py if Ah've kept hur waitin!" | Ahlice | felt sae desperate that she w |
Southern - SEA | "Somebody said," | Ahlice | whispered, "that eet's done b |
Southern - SEA | th Mock Turtle widnae mind," | Ahlice | said back, sae keenly that th |
Southern - SEA | "Ah hink sae," | Ahlice | pondered back. "They've got t |
Southern - SEA | "Eet turned intae a pig," | Ahlice | answered really quiet, jist a |
Southern - SEA | "Maybe eet hisnae yin," | Ahlice | veentured tae remark. |
Southern - SEA | "O course no," | Ahlice | replied readily: "but that's |
Southern - SEA | ould understand that better," | Ahlice | said fair politely, "if Ah ha |
Southern - SEA | "Hoo funny eet seems," | Ahlice | said tae hersel, "tae b' runn |
Southern - SEA | "Ah dae." | Ahlice | trumped up; "at least-at leas |
Southern - SEA | hae dropped thum, Ah wunder?" | Ahlice | guessed in a meenit that eet |
Southern - SEA | ( | Ahlice | hed bin tae th seaside yince |
Southern - SEA | soomin aboot here, O Moose!" ( | Ahlice | thocht this must b' th richt |
Southern - SEA | gruund, | Ahlice | sin came tae th conclusion th |
Southern - SEA | then hurried oan, | Ahlice | got up quick, eos eet crossed |
Southern - SEA | lik a frog; an baith fitmen, | Ahlice | noticed, hed powder'd hair th |
Southern - SEA | "Wake up, | Ahlice | hen!" said hur sister; "Here, |
Southern - SEA | et, busily paintin thum reid. | Ahlice | thocht this an awfy curious h |
Southern - SEA | h beginnin o th eonversation. | Ahlice | felt a bit vexed at th Caterp |
Southern - SEA | evral ither curious craiters. | Ahlice | led th wei, an th hale gang s |
Southern - SEA | spoke fur a guid few meenits. | Ahlice | thocht tae hersel, "Ah dinnae |
Southern - SEA | uriouser an curiouser!" cried | Ahlice | (she was sae surprised, that |
Southern - SEA | "Aye, please dae!" sooked | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | "Ah wunnae indeed!" said | Ahlice | , in a fair hurry tae chainge |
Southern - SEA | "Ah'm no a snake!" said | Ahlice | fair indignant. "Leave iz ala |
Southern - SEA | Whit a load o nonsense!" said | Ahlice | loudly. "Th idea o haein th s |
Southern - SEA | ne'er gaun there agin!" said | Ahlice | as she picked hur wei thro th |
Southern - SEA | e yis bubblin lik that!" said | Ahlice | tae hersel gie cross; "Ah'm t |
Southern - SEA | rove onythin o th sort!" said | Ahlice | . "Jings, ee dinnae even ken w |
Southern - SEA | ite richt, Ah'm afraid," said | Ahlice | , timidly: "some o th words ha |
Southern - SEA | "Ah- Ah'm a wee lassie," said | Ahlice | , gie dootfu, ay yp, minded th |
Southern - SEA | ken eet was eer table," said | Ahlice | ; "eet's laid fur a lot mair t |
Southern - SEA | tely wisnae here afore," said | Ahlice | ), an tied roond th neck o th |
Southern - SEA | restin dance tae watch," said | Ahlice | , feelin fair chuffed that eet |
Southern - SEA | b' grand, richt enough," said | Ahlice | thochtfu: "but then-Ah should |
Southern - SEA | nae yis talkin tae him," said | Ahlice | desperately: "ei's a total ee |
Southern - SEA | "Please, then," said | Ahlice | , "how am Ah tae get in?" |
Southern - SEA | iz eer history, ee ken," said | Ahlice | , "an how eet is ee hate - C |
Southern - SEA | "Nithin," said | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | "Ah beg eer pairdon," said | Ahlice | awfy humbly: "ee hed got tae |
Southern - SEA | o thum can explain eet," said | Ahlice | , (she hed erowen sae huge in |
Southern - SEA | "Ah cannae help eet," said | Ahlice | fair meek: "Ah'm growin." |
Southern - SEA | nnae funnd eet sae yet," said | Ahlice | ; "put when ee hae tae turn in |
Southern - SEA | "Jings, noo ee ask iz," said | Ahlice | , richt owreum, "Ah dinnae hin |
Southern - SEA | lease would ee tell iz," said | Ahlice | , a wee bit shy, as she wisnae |
Southern - SEA | "Whit is a Caucus-race?" said | Ahlice | ; no that she much wanted tae |
Southern - SEA | "Hoo should Ah ken?" said | Ahlice | , surprised at hur ain guts. " |
Southern - SEA | "Would eet no?" said | Ahlice | soondin fair surprised. |
Southern - SEA | "Whit fur?" said | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | day did ee dae lessons?" said | Ahlice | , in a hurry tae chainge th su |
Southern - SEA | olemnly birlin roond an roond | Ahlice | , every noo an agin treadin oa |
Southern - SEA | e was no merked "poison", sae | Ahlice | went sheid tae taste eet, an, |
Southern - SEA | re was nowt else tae dae, sae | Ahlice | sin sterted gabbin agin. "Ah |
Southern - SEA | This seemed tae | Ahlice | a guid opportunity fur makin |
Southern - SEA | s business?" th King said tae | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | i th game," th Queen said tae | Ahlice | ; an Ahlice was tae feirt tae |
Southern - SEA | ee lik!" th Duchess said tae | Ahlice | , flingin th bairn at hur as s |
Southern - SEA | listenin!" said th Moose tae | Ahlice | sternly. "Whit are ee binkin |
Southern - SEA | hon, hauf tae itsel, hauf tae | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | s eet seemed fair natural tae | Ahlice | tae finnd hersel talkin famil |
Southern - SEA | nate gairdeners, whae ran tae | Ahlice | fur protection. |
Southern - SEA | n?" eet continued, turnin tae | Ahlice | as eet spoke. |
Southern - SEA | ch?" eet went oan, turnin tae | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | hur airm affectionately intae | Ahlice | 's, an they flitted off th'git |
Southern - SEA | ooked sae guid, that eet made | Ahlice | fair famished tae look at thu |
Southern - SEA | h settin sun, an hinkin o wee | Ahlice | an aw hur wunderfu Adveenturs |
Southern - SEA | excuses they aw moved off, an | Ahlice | was sin left alane. |
Southern - SEA | a lang silence efter this, an | Ahlice | could only hear whispers noo |
Southern - SEA | s a soond o mony fitsteps, an | Ahlice | looked roond, eager tae say t |
Southern - SEA | Th Caterpillar an | Ahlice | looked at each ither fur some |
Southern - SEA | pretended tae worry eet: then | Ahlice | ducked ahint a muckle thistle |
Southern - SEA | That's gie ugsome!" chimed in | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | er said Ah didnae!" butted in | Ahlice | . "Ee did," said th Mock Turtl |
Southern - SEA | " cried th Gryphon, an, takin | Ahlice | b' th haun, eet belted off, w |
Southern - SEA | eis eyes happened tae fa upon | Ahlice | , as she stood watchin thum, a |
Southern - SEA | ae th richt words," said pair | Ahlice | , an hur eyes filled wi tears |
Southern - SEA | ir nice at hame," thocht pair | Ahlice | , "when Ah wisnae ay growin bi |
Southern - SEA | cross eis eyes. Hei looked at | Ahlice | , an tried tae speak, but, fur |
Southern - SEA | m an awfy quiet, an looked at | Ahlice | . |
Southern - SEA | frames there must b'!" thocht | Ahlice | . "Ah wunder whit they'll dae |
Southern - SEA | "Weil!" thocht | Ahlice | tae hersel. "Efter sie a fa a |
Southern - SEA | eshes th guinea-pigs!" thocht | Ahlice | . "Noo oo'll get oan better." |
Southern - SEA | ak iz repeat lessons!" thocht | Ahlice | . "Ah micht as weil b' at th s |
Southern - SEA | Whaeever lives there," thocht | Ahlice | , "eet'll ne'er dae tae meet t |
Southern - SEA | omfy fur th Dormoose," thocht | Ahlice | ; "only, as eet's asleep, Ah s |
Southern - SEA | voice, ("That's Bill," thocht | Ahlice | ,) "Weil, Ah herdly ken-Nae ma |
Southern - SEA | "But then," thocht | Ahlice | , "wull Ah ne'er get ony aulde |
Southern - SEA | Ah've seen that din," thocht | Ahlice | . "Ah've sae often read in th |
Southern - SEA | n that's th jury-box," thocht | Ahlice | , "an thae twaal craiters," (s |
Southern - SEA | Th meenit | Ahlice | appeared, she was asked b' aw |
Southern - SEA | Jist at this meenit | Ahlice | hae an awfy funny feelin, whi |
Southern - SEA | t iz lik that!" Hei got ahint | Ahlice | as ei spoke. |
Southern - SEA | Cat only grinned when eet saw | Ahlice | . Eet looked guid-natured, she |