| [00:00.89] | ■chapter2 The pool of tears |
| [00:05.70] | 'Curiouser and curiouser！'said Alice． |
| [00:11.29] | (She was very surprised，and for a minute she forgot how to speak good English．) |
| [00:18.05] | 'I shall be as tall as a house in a minute，'she said． |
| [00:22.75] | She tried to look down at her feet，and could only just see them． |
| [00:27.41] | 'Goodbye，feet！'she called．'Who will put on your shoes now？ |
| [00:33.67] | Oh dear！What nonsense I'm talking！' |
| [00:37.63] | Just then her head hit the ceiling of the room． |
| [00:42.64] | She was now about three metres high． |
| [00:46.96] | Quickly，she took the little gold key from the table and hurried to the garden door． |
| [00:54.02] | Poor Alice！She lay on the floor and looked into the garden with one eye． |
| [01:01.73] | She could not even put her head through the door． |
| [01:05.17] | She began to cry again，and went on crying and crying． |
| [01:10.82] | The tears ran down her face， |
| [01:13.85] | and soon there was a large pool of water all around her on the floor． |
| [01:20.67] | Suddenly she heard a voice，and she stopped crying to listen． |
| [01:26.92] | 'Oh，the Duchess，the Duchess！She'll be so angry！ |
| [01:35.19] | I'm late，and she's waiting for me．Oh dear，oh dear！' |
| [01:42.96] | It was the white Rabbit again．He was hurrying down the long room， |
| [01:48.97] | with some white gloves in one hand and a large fan in the other hand． |
| [01:53.82] | Alice was afraid，but she needed help．She spoke in a quiet voice． |
| [02:02.00] | 'Oh，please，sir—' The Rabbit jumped wildly，dropped the gloves and the fan， |
| [02:11.40] | And hurried away as fast as he could．Alice picked up the fan and the gloves． |
| [02:19.34] | The room was very hot， so she began to fan herself while she talked． |
| [02:26.14] | 'Oh dear！ How strange everything is today！Did I change in the night？ |
| [02:34.97] | Am I a different person today？But if I'm a different person， |
| [02:41.65] | then the next question is —who am I？Ah，that's the mystery．' |
| [02:48.56] | She began to feel very unhappy again，but then she looked down at her hand． |
| [02:55.98] | She was wearing one of the Rabbit's white gloves． |
| [03:00.66] | 'How did I get it on my hand？'she thought．'Oh，I'm getting smaller again！' |
| [03:10.69] | She looked round the room．'I'm al- ready less than a metre high． |
| [03:16.07] | And getting smaller every second！How can I stop it？' |
| [03:22.30] | She saw the fan in her other hand， and quickly dropped it． |
| [03:27.97] | She was now very，very small－and the little garden door was locked again， |
| [03:33.41] | and the little gold key was lying on the glass table． |
| [03:41.22] | 'Things are worse than ever，'thought poor Alice．She turned away from the door， |
| [03:49.12] | and fell into salt water，right up to her neck． |
| [03:54.46] | At first she thought it was the sea，but then she saw it was the pool of tears． |
| [04:02.26] | Her tears．Crying makes a lot of tears when you are three metres tall． |
| [04:09.65] | 'Oh，why did I cry so much？'said Alice． |
| [04:15.53] | She swam around and looked for a way out，but the pool was very big． |
| [04:22.40] | Just then she saw an animal in the water near her． |
| [04:28.40] | It looked like a large animal to Alice，but it was only a mouse． |
| [04:34.48] | 'Shall I speak to it？'thought Alice．'Everything's very strange down here， |
| [04:42.60] | so perhaps a mouse can talk．' So she began： |
| [04:47.99] | 'Oh Mouse，do you know the way out of this pool？ |
| [04:53.83] | I am very tired of swimming，oh Mouse！' |
| [04:58.29] | (Alice did not know if this was the right way to speak to a mouse． |
| [05:04.65] | But she wanted to be polite．) |
| [05:09.29] | The mouse looked at her with its little eyes，but it said nothing． |
| [05:13.64] | 'Perhaps it doesn't understand English，'thought Alice． |
| [05:20.21] | 'Perhaps it's a French mouse．'So she began again，and said in French： |
| [05:27.96] | 'Where is my cat？'（This was the first sentence in her French lesson-book．） |
| [05:36.05] | The mouse jumped half out of the water and looked at her angrily． |
| [05:42.33] | 'Oh，I'm so sorry！'cried Alice quickly．'Of course，you don't like cats，do you？' |
| [05:51.64] | 'Like cats？'cried the mouse in a high，angry voice．'Does any mouse like cats？' |
| [06:00.93] | 'Well，perhaps not，'Alice began kindly． |
| [06:06.11] | But the mouse was now swimming quickly away，and soon Alice was alone again． |
| [06:13.53] | At last she found her way out of the pool and sat down on the ground． |
| [06:19.83] | She felt very lonely and unhappy． |
| [06:23.87] | But after a while the White Rabbit came past again， |
| [06:28.31] | looking for his white gloves and his fan． |
| [06:33.06] | 'The Duchess！The Duchess！Oh my ears and whiskers！ |
| [06:39.40] | She'll cut my head off，I know she will！Oh，where did I drop my gloves？' |
| [06:47.22] | Then he saw Alice．'Why，Mary Ann， what are you doing here？ |
| [06:54.66] | Run home at once，and bring me some gloves and a fan．Quick，now！' |
| [07:01.23] | Alice hurried away．'But where is his house？'she thought while she ran． |
| [07:08.64] | Strangely，she was no longer in the long room with the little door， |
| [07:14.29] | but outside in a wood．She ran and ran but could not see a house anywhere， |
| [07:21.29] | so she sat down under a flower to rest． |
| [00:00.89] | chapter2 The pool of tears |
| [00:05.70] | ' Curiouser and curiouser!' said Alice |
| [00:11.29] | She was very surprised, and for a minute she forgot how to speak good English |
| [00:18.05] | ' I shall be as tall as a house in a minute,' she said |
| [00:22.75] | She tried to look down at her feet, and could only just see them |
| [00:27.41] | ' Goodbye, feet!' she called' Who will put on your shoes now? |
| [00:33.67] | Oh dear! What nonsense I' m talking!' |
| [00:37.63] | Just then her head hit the ceiling of the room |
| [00:42.64] | She was now about three metres high |
| [00:46.96] | Quickly, she took the little gold key from the table and hurried to the garden door |
| [00:54.02] | Poor Alice! She lay on the floor and looked into the garden with one eye |
| [01:01.73] | She could not even put her head through the door |
| [01:05.17] | She began to cry again, and went on crying and crying |
| [01:10.82] | The tears ran down her face, |
| [01:13.85] | and soon there was a large pool of water all around her on the floor |
| [01:20.67] | Suddenly she heard a voice, and she stopped crying to listen |
| [01:26.92] | ' Oh, the Duchess, the Duchess! She' ll be so angry! |
| [01:35.19] | I' m late, and she' s waiting for me Oh dear, oh dear!' |
| [01:42.96] | It was the white Rabbit again He was hurrying down the long room, |
| [01:48.97] | with some white gloves in one hand and a large fan in the other hand |
| [01:53.82] | Alice was afraid, but she needed help She spoke in a quiet voice |
| [02:02.00] | ' Oh, please, sir' The Rabbit jumped wildly, dropped the gloves and the fan, |
| [02:11.40] | And hurried away as fast as he could Alice picked up the fan and the gloves |
| [02:19.34] | The room was very hot, so she began to fan herself while she talked |
| [02:26.14] | ' Oh dear! How strange everything is today! Did I change in the night? |
| [02:34.97] | Am I a different person today? But if I' m a different person, |
| [02:41.65] | then the next question is who am I? Ah, that' s the mystery' |
| [02:48.56] | She began to feel very unhappy again, but then she looked down at her hand |
| [02:55.98] | She was wearing one of the Rabbit' s white gloves |
| [03:00.66] | ' How did I get it on my hand?' she thought' Oh, I' m getting smaller again!' |
| [03:10.69] | She looked round the room' I' m al ready less than a metre high |
| [03:16.07] | And getting smaller every second! How can I stop it?' |
| [03:22.30] | She saw the fan in her other hand, and quickly dropped it |
| [03:27.97] | She was now very, very small and the little garden door was locked again, |
| [03:33.41] | and the little gold key was lying on the glass table |
| [03:41.22] | ' Things are worse than ever,' thought poor Alice She turned away from the door, |
| [03:49.12] | and fell into salt water, right up to her neck |
| [03:54.46] | At first she thought it was the sea, but then she saw it was the pool of tears |
| [04:02.26] | Her tears Crying makes a lot of tears when you are three metres tall |
| [04:09.65] | ' Oh, why did I cry so much?' said Alice |
| [04:15.53] | She swam around and looked for a way out, but the pool was very big |
| [04:22.40] | Just then she saw an animal in the water near her |
| [04:28.40] | It looked like a large animal to Alice, but it was only a mouse |
| [04:34.48] | ' Shall I speak to it?' thought Alice' Everything' s very strange down here, |
| [04:42.60] | so perhaps a mouse can talk' So she began: |
| [04:47.99] | ' Oh Mouse, do you know the way out of this pool? |
| [04:53.83] | I am very tired of swimming, oh Mouse!' |
| [04:58.29] | Alice did not know if this was the right way to speak to a mouse |
| [05:04.65] | But she wanted to be polite |
| [05:09.29] | The mouse looked at her with its little eyes, but it said nothing |
| [05:13.64] | ' Perhaps it doesn' t understand English,' thought Alice |
| [05:20.21] | ' Perhaps it' s a French mouse' So she began again, and said in French: |
| [05:27.96] | ' Where is my cat?' This was the first sentence in her French lessonbook |
| [05:36.05] | The mouse jumped half out of the water and looked at her angrily |
| [05:42.33] | ' Oh, I' m so sorry!' cried Alice quickly' Of course, you don' t like cats, do you?' |
| [05:51.64] | ' Like cats?' cried the mouse in a high, angry voice' Does any mouse like cats?' |
| [06:00.93] | ' Well, perhaps not,' Alice began kindly |
| [06:06.11] | But the mouse was now swimming quickly away, and soon Alice was alone again |
| [06:13.53] | At last she found her way out of the pool and sat down on the ground |
| [06:19.83] | She felt very lonely and unhappy |
| [06:23.87] | But after a while the White Rabbit came past again, |
| [06:28.31] | looking for his white gloves and his fan |
| [06:33.06] | ' The Duchess! The Duchess! Oh my ears and whiskers! |
| [06:39.40] | She' ll cut my head off, I know she will! Oh, where did I drop my gloves?' |
| [06:47.22] | Then he saw Alice' Why, Mary Ann, what are you doing here? |
| [06:54.66] | Run home at once, and bring me some gloves and a fan Quick, now!' |
| [07:01.23] | Alice hurried away' But where is his house?' she thought while she ran |
| [07:08.64] | Strangely, she was no longer in the long room with the little door, |
| [07:14.29] | but outside in a wood She ran and ran but could not see a house anywhere, |
| [07:21.29] | so she sat down under a flower to rest |
| [00:00.89] | chapter2 The pool of tears |
| [00:05.70] | ' Curiouser and curiouser!' said Alice |
| [00:11.29] | She was very surprised, and for a minute she forgot how to speak good English |
| [00:18.05] | ' I shall be as tall as a house in a minute,' she said |
| [00:22.75] | She tried to look down at her feet, and could only just see them |
| [00:27.41] | ' Goodbye, feet!' she called' Who will put on your shoes now? |
| [00:33.67] | Oh dear! What nonsense I' m talking!' |
| [00:37.63] | Just then her head hit the ceiling of the room |
| [00:42.64] | She was now about three metres high |
| [00:46.96] | Quickly, she took the little gold key from the table and hurried to the garden door |
| [00:54.02] | Poor Alice! She lay on the floor and looked into the garden with one eye |
| [01:01.73] | She could not even put her head through the door |
| [01:05.17] | She began to cry again, and went on crying and crying |
| [01:10.82] | The tears ran down her face, |
| [01:13.85] | and soon there was a large pool of water all around her on the floor |
| [01:20.67] | Suddenly she heard a voice, and she stopped crying to listen |
| [01:26.92] | ' Oh, the Duchess, the Duchess! She' ll be so angry! |
| [01:35.19] | I' m late, and she' s waiting for me Oh dear, oh dear!' |
| [01:42.96] | It was the white Rabbit again He was hurrying down the long room, |
| [01:48.97] | with some white gloves in one hand and a large fan in the other hand |
| [01:53.82] | Alice was afraid, but she needed help She spoke in a quiet voice |
| [02:02.00] | ' Oh, please, sir' The Rabbit jumped wildly, dropped the gloves and the fan, |
| [02:11.40] | And hurried away as fast as he could Alice picked up the fan and the gloves |
| [02:19.34] | The room was very hot, so she began to fan herself while she talked |
| [02:26.14] | ' Oh dear! How strange everything is today! Did I change in the night? |
| [02:34.97] | Am I a different person today? But if I' m a different person, |
| [02:41.65] | then the next question is who am I? Ah, that' s the mystery' |
| [02:48.56] | She began to feel very unhappy again, but then she looked down at her hand |
| [02:55.98] | She was wearing one of the Rabbit' s white gloves |
| [03:00.66] | ' How did I get it on my hand?' she thought' Oh, I' m getting smaller again!' |
| [03:10.69] | She looked round the room' I' m al ready less than a metre high |
| [03:16.07] | And getting smaller every second! How can I stop it?' |
| [03:22.30] | She saw the fan in her other hand, and quickly dropped it |
| [03:27.97] | She was now very, very small and the little garden door was locked again, |
| [03:33.41] | and the little gold key was lying on the glass table |
| [03:41.22] | ' Things are worse than ever,' thought poor Alice She turned away from the door, |
| [03:49.12] | and fell into salt water, right up to her neck |
| [03:54.46] | At first she thought it was the sea, but then she saw it was the pool of tears |
| [04:02.26] | Her tears Crying makes a lot of tears when you are three metres tall |
| [04:09.65] | ' Oh, why did I cry so much?' said Alice |
| [04:15.53] | She swam around and looked for a way out, but the pool was very big |
| [04:22.40] | Just then she saw an animal in the water near her |
| [04:28.40] | It looked like a large animal to Alice, but it was only a mouse |
| [04:34.48] | ' Shall I speak to it?' thought Alice' Everything' s very strange down here, |
| [04:42.60] | so perhaps a mouse can talk' So she began: |
| [04:47.99] | ' Oh Mouse, do you know the way out of this pool? |
| [04:53.83] | I am very tired of swimming, oh Mouse!' |
| [04:58.29] | Alice did not know if this was the right way to speak to a mouse |
| [05:04.65] | But she wanted to be polite |
| [05:09.29] | The mouse looked at her with its little eyes, but it said nothing |
| [05:13.64] | ' Perhaps it doesn' t understand English,' thought Alice |
| [05:20.21] | ' Perhaps it' s a French mouse' So she began again, and said in French: |
| [05:27.96] | ' Where is my cat?' This was the first sentence in her French lessonbook |
| [05:36.05] | The mouse jumped half out of the water and looked at her angrily |
| [05:42.33] | ' Oh, I' m so sorry!' cried Alice quickly' Of course, you don' t like cats, do you?' |
| [05:51.64] | ' Like cats?' cried the mouse in a high, angry voice' Does any mouse like cats?' |
| [06:00.93] | ' Well, perhaps not,' Alice began kindly |
| [06:06.11] | But the mouse was now swimming quickly away, and soon Alice was alone again |
| [06:13.53] | At last she found her way out of the pool and sat down on the ground |
| [06:19.83] | She felt very lonely and unhappy |
| [06:23.87] | But after a while the White Rabbit came past again, |
| [06:28.31] | looking for his white gloves and his fan |
| [06:33.06] | ' The Duchess! The Duchess! Oh my ears and whiskers! |
| [06:39.40] | She' ll cut my head off, I know she will! Oh, where did I drop my gloves?' |
| [06:47.22] | Then he saw Alice' Why, Mary Ann, what are you doing here? |
| [06:54.66] | Run home at once, and bring me some gloves and a fan Quick, now!' |
| [07:01.23] | Alice hurried away' But where is his house?' she thought while she ran |
| [07:08.64] | Strangely, she was no longer in the long room with the little door, |
| [07:14.29] | but outside in a wood She ran and ran but could not see a house anywhere, |
| [07:21.29] | so she sat down under a flower to rest |
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