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| Firrst | came ten sojers carryin clubs |
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| Firrst | eet merked oot a race-course, |
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| Firrst | , she dwamed aboot wee Ahlice |
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ught tae tell iz whae ee are, | firrst | ." |
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oor intae yon bonnie gairden. | Firrst | , mind ee, she waited fur a fe |
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"an that's fur twae reasons. | Firrst | , because Ah'm oan th same sid |
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hit was gaun tae happen next. | Firrst | , she tried tae look doon an m |
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lik keepin sae close tae hur: | firrst | , because th Duchess was awfy |
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ey couped th guinea-pig, heid | firrst | , an then sat oan eet.) |
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ut!" said th Queen. "Sentence | firrst | - verdict efter." |
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"Weil," said th Gryphon, "ee | firrst | form intae a line alang th se |
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Th | firrst | queestion o course was, how t |
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Th | firrst | witness was th Hatter. Hei ca |
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"Th | firrst | hing Ah've got tae dae," said |
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"Ca th | firrst | witness," said th King; an th |
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il, Ah'd herdly feeneeshed th | firrst | verse," said th Hatter, "when |
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, so that a'th'gither, fur th | firrst | meenit or twae, eet was as mu |
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w?" said th Fitman. "Yon's th | firrst | queestion, ee ken." |
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"Eet's th | firrst | position in dancin," Ahlice s |
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est ma chatte?", which was th | firrst | sentence in hur Freench lesso |
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Th Caterpillar was th | firrst | tae speak. |
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Th Hatter was th | firrst | tae break th silence. "Whit d |
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n o hauns at this: eet was th | firrst | actual clever hing th King ha |
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land agin, an - that's aw th | firrst | figure," said th Mock Turtle, |
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uid manners fur hur tae speak | firrst | , "how eer cat grins lik that? |
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in a hurry. "Nut, Ah'll look | firrst | ," she said, "an say if eet's |
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" said th yin whae hed spoken | firrst | . |
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An sae she went oan, takin | firrst | yin side an then th ither, an |
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tae work gie cannily, nibblin | firrst | at yin an then at th ither, a |
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rner - Nut, tie um th'gither | firrst | - they dinnae reach hauf hig |
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ensy goolden key, an Ahlice's | firrst | idea was that this micht bela |
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great wunder, an this was eis | firrst | speech. |
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"Nut, nut! Th adveenturs | firrst | ," said th Gryphon in an impat |
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tae mak oot whit eet was: at | firrst | she thocht eet must b' a walr |
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ef difficulty Ahlice funnd at | firrst | was in managin hur flamingo: |
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hae um Ah, then? Tell iz that | firrst | , an then, if Ah lik being yon |
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"No at | firrst | , maybes," said th Hatter: "bu |
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h croon. William's conduct at | firrst | was moderate. But th cheek o |
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pit at | firrst | , but, efter watchin eet a mee |