3. “What is the use of
a book, without
pictures or
conversations?” -
Alice

5. “Oh my ears and
whiskers, how
late it's getting!”
- Rabbit

8. “Curiouser
and
curiouser!” -
Alice

14. “Speak English! I don't
know the meaning of
half those long words,
and I don't believe you
do either!” - Eaglet

17. “I wonder if I've been
changed in the night? Let
me think. Was I the same
when I got up this
morning? I almost think I
can remember feeling a
little different. But if I'm
not the same, the next

20. “I think I should
understand that
better, if I had it
written down:
but I can't quite

23. “For I can't
understand it
myself to begin
with; and being so
many different
sizes in a day is

27. Tweedledum and
Tweedledee
Agreed to have a battle;
For Tweedledum said
Tweedledee
Had spoiled his nice new
rattle.
Just then flew down a
monstrous crow,
As black as a tar-barrel;

32. “If it had grown
up, it would have
made a
dreadfully ugly
child; but it makes
rather a

34. “We're all
mad
here.” –

38. “Twinkle,
twinkle,
little bat!
How I wonder
what you're

42. “Sentence
first - verdict
afterwards.”
– The Queen

45. “Well! I've often
seen a cat without
a grin; but a grin
without a cat! It's
the most curious
thing I ever say in

50. “We called
him Tortoise
because he
taught us.” –
The Mock

54. “No wonder
you're late.
Why, this watch
is exactly two
days slow.” –

57. “It would be
so nice if
something
made sense

60. “Oh, how I wish I
could shut up
like a telescope!
I think I could, if I
only knew how
to begin” - Alice