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In ChaZH7pter One “Down the RabXStbit Hole,” whoZTat is the pla5JUce this7at the authKqRor didn''t talOUsk about?

In Chaplh9ter Six “A mad Tea Party,” wh0Koen the Do7Anrmouse tolQg5d the storrRjy abbESout thrwLFee sisters, wha7gFt did AlTT8ice do?

In ChaptYZCer Eig6Rxht “the Grif0Dkfin and the MocMGYk Turtle,” almoJ6Hst all the pla3eVyers were5Oe off theiz3ar headsRPs excepzdet for _____ at the end of the Queen''s CroquebsUt party.

In ChaptMYser FojJdur “The AdviJPoce froiG6m Caterpillar,” the caterpQa9illar gaAjive AlicnxGe the adviJFnce “Keep yoNDbur temper, ” whaAbSt did he meHhNan it?

In Chapt68eer One “Down the Rabbi3wKt Hole,” whav6Yt weqtVre the woE1grds on the litt3jDle bottle?

In ChaptUxqer SevwiZen “The Queen''s Croquga6et Party,” why did AlWkiice joiZHXn the procession?

In Chapte4Unr Ten “The LaIInst Bit of Evidence,” whE6jat did AlaHrice thGuTink abogo0ut the queen''s ordeY6Yr “Sentence first, verdic2i0t afterward.”

In ChaUMqpter Two “The Pojhuol of Tears,” how did Alic9o9e and the animbu6als dry off themselves?

In ChapQsFter One “Down the RabJpkbit Hole,” wh2trat is the plKatace thoQjat the authC1tor didn''t talRy0k about?

In ChauPnpter EigBzzht “the GriDszffin and the Moc143k Turtle,” almoX8Ast all the playeUsSrs werRxre off the7d5ir headkn0s exc98Mept for _____ at the end of the Queen''s CroquhEtet party.

In ChaQjwpter Six “A mad Tea Party,” whRLgat tiJkmme is it by the hatter''s watch?

In ChaptXO7er FouJtJr “The AdvicGJge fro2Wym Caterpillar,” how did Al8ggice becoMzLme her nolGqrmal size?

In ChapteSJbr Two “The Poo0Xcl of Tears,” how did AlULnice and the animt7Pals dry off themselves?

In ChapF2Gter Fouudar “The Advrt8ice froObem Caterpillar,” eatinpYxg mushrooE8bm cou5Nuld makGD3e AliQd9ce beHm3come bigg6bher as welejal as smaller, how did AleHZice thin5sek abou5XVt her situation?

In ChapteNOMr Nia5ine “Who St12Wole the Tarts?” why did the hatteLdrr tab7ske a bitrsTe out of his teaExPcup instePTQad of his breJwrad and butter?

In ChapcY3ter Ten “The LasUZFt Bit of Evidence,” who was the witnesylZs folfp4lowing the duchess''s cook?

In ChaXohpter FivP7xe “Pig and Pepper,” why did the duche7Emss tos9sns the ba5F7by to Alice?

In Chaptesiyr Sevehznn “The Queen''s CroqueERmt Party,” why did the gar8FAdeners paJA1int the ros0k6e red?

In Chuceapter Six “A mad Tea Party,” who tog0tld a st5sRory abouRe2t threfZ5e sisters?

In ChapSXwter Six “A mad Tea Party,” whg48at tiCVLme is it by the hatter''s watch?

In ChagaCpter Ten “The LaseNvt Bit of Evidence,” who was the witnes5Gps followin3Qdg the duchess''s cook?

In ChaptCeZer Sevd7een “The Queen''s CroqUw5uet Party,” why did the gardenP7Ners paiK0ant the roGlCse red?

In Chap5hBter FoFXDur “The Ad4drvice froHYgm Caterpillar,” eatinSQsg mushroZhaom co2mTuld maMjYke Al5Psice beRErcome biv2ggger as we3c8ll as smaller, how did AlhYqice thihsVnk abouYUGt her situation?

In Chapjjbter Six “A mad Tea Party,” wh0tBen the DormsOFouse toluwod the stoKZXry aboSMPut thr20Qee sisters, whaXw2t did AliegLce do?