| [00:01.35] | ■ 3 Conversation with a caterpillar |
| [00:07.15] | 'Now，'Alice said to herself．'First，I must get a little bigger， |
| [00:14.59] | And second，I must find my way into that beautiful garden． |
| [00:21.25] | I think that will be the best plan．But oh dear！How shall I get bigger？ |
| [00:28.59] | Perhaps I must eat or drink something，but the question is，what？' |
| [00:35.90] | Alice looked all around her at the flowers and the trees， |
| [00:42.39] | but she could not see anything to eat．Then she saw a large mush- room near her． |
| [00:50.64] | It was as tall as she was．She walked across to look at it，and there， |
| [00:57.41] | on top of the mushroom，was a large caterpillar，smoking a pipe． |
| [01:03.72] | After a while，the Caterpillar took the pipe out of its mouth |
| [01:09.99] | and said to Alice in a slow，sleepy voice，'Who are you？' |
| [01:18.23] | 'I don't really know，sir，'said Alice． |
| [01:23.73] | 'I know who I was when I got up this morning, |
| [01:28.14] | but I have changed so often since then． |
| [01:31.33] | I think I ama different person now．' |
| [01:35.39] | 'What do you mean by that？'said the Caterpillar．'Explain yourself！' |
| [01:46.05] | 'I can't explain myself，sir，'said Alice，'because I'm not myself，you know．' |
| [01:55.04] | 'I don't know，'said the Caterpillar． |
| [02:00.49] | 'It's difficult to describe，'Alice replied politely． |
| [02:05.40] | 'One minute I'm very small，the next minute I'm as tall as a house， |
| [02:12.11] | then I'm small again．Usually，I stay the same all day， |
| [02:17.64] | and changing so often feels very strange to me．' |
| [02:22.09] | 'You！'said the Caterpillar，in a very unfriendly voice．'Who are you？' |
| [02:31.33] | They were now back at the beginning of their conversation， |
| [02:38.12] | which was not very helpful．Alice felt a little cross and decided to walk away． |
| [02:45.54] | 'Come back！'the Caterpillar called after her．'I've something important to say．' |
| [02:56.44] | This sounded better，so Alice turned back． |
| [03:01.73] | 'Never get angry，'said the Caterpillar． |
| [03:08.35] | 'Is that all？'said Alice，trying not to be angry． |
| [03:15.00] | 'No，'said the Caterpillar．For some minutes it smoked its pipe and did not speak， |
| [03:24.66] | but at last it took the pipe out of its mouth，and said， |
| [03:31.12] | 'So you've changed，have you？How tall do you want to be？' |
| [03:42.67] | 'I would like to be a little larger，sir，please，'said Alice． |
| [03:49.07] | 'Eight centimetres is really very small．' |
| [03:55.80] | For a while the Caterpillar smoked its pipe．Then it shook itself， |
| [04:04.13] | got down off the mushroom，and moved slowly away into the grass． |
| [04:11.20] | It did not look back at Alice，but said，'One side will make you taller, |
| [04:19.37] | and the other side will make you shorter．' |
| [04:25.13] | 'One side of what？'thought Alice to herself． |
| [04:31.26] | She did not say this aloud，but the Caterpillar said，‘mushroom．’ |
| [04:42.37] | Then it moved away into the wood． |
| [04:46.34] | Alice looked at the mushroom carefully，but it was round， and did not have sides． |
| [04:56.89] | At last she broke off a piece in each hand from opposite sides of the mushroom． |
| [05:04.59] | She ate some of the piece in her left hand，and waited to see what would happen． |
| [05:11.17] | A minute later her head was as high as the tallest tree in the wood， |
| [05:18.20] | and she was looking at a sea of green leaves． |
| [05:22.90] | Then a bird appeared and began to fly around her head，screaming， |
| [05:29.27] | 'Egg thief！Egg thief！Go away！' |
| [05:34.32] | 'I'm not an egg thief，'said Alice． |
| [05:39.48] | 'Oh no？'said the bird angrily．'But you eat eggs，don't you？' |
| [05:45.64] | 'Well，yes，I do，but I don't steal them，'explained Alice quickly． |
| [05:55.58] | 'We have them for breakfast，you know．' |
| [05:59.77] | 'Then how do you get them，if you don't steal them？' screamed the bird． |
| [06:07.44] | This was a difficult question to answer， |
| [06:12.01] | so Alice brought up her right hand |
| [06:16.66] | and ate a little from the other piece of mushroom． |
| [06:20.68] | She began to get smaller at once and， |
| [06:25.28] | very carefully，she ate first from one hand，then from the other， |
| [06:32.38] | until she was about twenty-five centimetres high． |
| [06:38.28] | 'That's better，'she said to herself．'And now I must find that garden．' |
| [06:46.60] | She began to walk through the wood，and after a while she came to a little house． |
| [00:01.35] | 3 Conversation with a caterpillar |
| [00:07.15] | ' Now,' Alice said to herself' First, I must get a little bigger, |
| [00:14.59] | And second, I must find my way into that beautiful garden |
| [00:21.25] | I think that will be the best plan But oh dear! How shall I get bigger? |
| [00:28.59] | Perhaps I must eat or drink something, but the question is, what?' |
| [00:35.90] | Alice looked all around her at the flowers and the trees, |
| [00:42.39] | but she could not see anything to eat Then she saw a large mush room near her |
| [00:50.64] | It was as tall as she was She walked across to look at it, and there, |
| [00:57.41] | on top of the mushroom, was a large caterpillar, smoking a pipe |
| [01:03.72] | After a while, the Caterpillar took the pipe out of its mouth |
| [01:09.99] | and said to Alice in a slow, sleepy voice,' Who are you?' |
| [01:18.23] | ' I don' t really know, sir,' said Alice |
| [01:23.73] | ' I know who I was when I got up this morning, |
| [01:28.14] | but I have changed so often since then |
| [01:31.33] | I think I ama different person now' |
| [01:35.39] | ' What do you mean by that?' said the Caterpillar' Explain yourself!' |
| [01:46.05] | ' I can' t explain myself, sir,' said Alice,' because I' m not myself, you know' |
| [01:55.04] | ' I don' t know,' said the Caterpillar |
| [02:00.49] | ' It' s difficult to describe,' Alice replied politely |
| [02:05.40] | ' One minute I' m very small, the next minute I' m as tall as a house, |
| [02:12.11] | then I' m small again Usually, I stay the same all day, |
| [02:17.64] | and changing so often feels very strange to me' |
| [02:22.09] | ' You!' said the Caterpillar, in a very unfriendly voice' Who are you?' |
| [02:31.33] | They were now back at the beginning of their conversation, |
| [02:38.12] | which was not very helpful Alice felt a little cross and decided to walk away |
| [02:45.54] | ' Come back!' the Caterpillar called after her' I' ve something important to say' |
| [02:56.44] | This sounded better, so Alice turned back |
| [03:01.73] | ' Never get angry,' said the Caterpillar |
| [03:08.35] | ' Is that all?' said Alice, trying not to be angry |
| [03:15.00] | ' No,' said the Caterpillar For some minutes it smoked its pipe and did not speak, |
| [03:24.66] | but at last it took the pipe out of its mouth, and said, |
| [03:31.12] | ' So you' ve changed, have you? How tall do you want to be?' |
| [03:42.67] | ' I would like to be a little larger, sir, please,' said Alice |
| [03:49.07] | ' Eight centimetres is really very small' |
| [03:55.80] | For a while the Caterpillar smoked its pipe Then it shook itself, |
| [04:04.13] | got down off the mushroom, and moved slowly away into the grass |
| [04:11.20] | It did not look back at Alice, but said,' One side will make you taller, |
| [04:19.37] | and the other side will make you shorter' |
| [04:25.13] | ' One side of what?' thought Alice to herself |
| [04:31.26] | She did not say this aloud, but the Caterpillar said,' mushroom' |
| [04:42.37] | Then it moved away into the wood |
| [04:46.34] | Alice looked at the mushroom carefully, but it was round, and did not have sides |
| [04:56.89] | At last she broke off a piece in each hand from opposite sides of the mushroom |
| [05:04.59] | She ate some of the piece in her left hand, and waited to see what would happen |
| [05:11.17] | A minute later her head was as high as the tallest tree in the wood, |
| [05:18.20] | and she was looking at a sea of green leaves |
| [05:22.90] | Then a bird appeared and began to fly around her head, screaming, |
| [05:29.27] | ' Egg thief! Egg thief! Go away!' |
| [05:34.32] | ' I' m not an egg thief,' said Alice |
| [05:39.48] | ' Oh no?' said the bird angrily' But you eat eggs, don' t you?' |
| [05:45.64] | ' Well, yes, I do, but I don' t steal them,' explained Alice quickly |
| [05:55.58] | ' We have them for breakfast, you know' |
| [05:59.77] | ' Then how do you get them, if you don' t steal them?' screamed the bird |
| [06:07.44] | This was a difficult question to answer, |
| [06:12.01] | so Alice brought up her right hand |
| [06:16.66] | and ate a little from the other piece of mushroom |
| [06:20.68] | She began to get smaller at once and, |
| [06:25.28] | very carefully, she ate first from one hand, then from the other, |
| [06:32.38] | until she was about twentyfive centimetres high |
| [06:38.28] | ' That' s better,' she said to herself' And now I must find that garden' |
| [06:46.60] | She began to walk through the wood, and after a while she came to a little house |
| [00:01.35] | 3 Conversation with a caterpillar |
| [00:07.15] | ' Now,' Alice said to herself' First, I must get a little bigger, |
| [00:14.59] | And second, I must find my way into that beautiful garden |
| [00:21.25] | I think that will be the best plan But oh dear! How shall I get bigger? |
| [00:28.59] | Perhaps I must eat or drink something, but the question is, what?' |
| [00:35.90] | Alice looked all around her at the flowers and the trees, |
| [00:42.39] | but she could not see anything to eat Then she saw a large mush room near her |
| [00:50.64] | It was as tall as she was She walked across to look at it, and there, |
| [00:57.41] | on top of the mushroom, was a large caterpillar, smoking a pipe |
| [01:03.72] | After a while, the Caterpillar took the pipe out of its mouth |
| [01:09.99] | and said to Alice in a slow, sleepy voice,' Who are you?' |
| [01:18.23] | ' I don' t really know, sir,' said Alice |
| [01:23.73] | ' I know who I was when I got up this morning, |
| [01:28.14] | but I have changed so often since then |
| [01:31.33] | I think I ama different person now' |
| [01:35.39] | ' What do you mean by that?' said the Caterpillar' Explain yourself!' |
| [01:46.05] | ' I can' t explain myself, sir,' said Alice,' because I' m not myself, you know' |
| [01:55.04] | ' I don' t know,' said the Caterpillar |
| [02:00.49] | ' It' s difficult to describe,' Alice replied politely |
| [02:05.40] | ' One minute I' m very small, the next minute I' m as tall as a house, |
| [02:12.11] | then I' m small again Usually, I stay the same all day, |
| [02:17.64] | and changing so often feels very strange to me' |
| [02:22.09] | ' You!' said the Caterpillar, in a very unfriendly voice' Who are you?' |
| [02:31.33] | They were now back at the beginning of their conversation, |
| [02:38.12] | which was not very helpful Alice felt a little cross and decided to walk away |
| [02:45.54] | ' Come back!' the Caterpillar called after her' I' ve something important to say' |
| [02:56.44] | This sounded better, so Alice turned back |
| [03:01.73] | ' Never get angry,' said the Caterpillar |
| [03:08.35] | ' Is that all?' said Alice, trying not to be angry |
| [03:15.00] | ' No,' said the Caterpillar For some minutes it smoked its pipe and did not speak, |
| [03:24.66] | but at last it took the pipe out of its mouth, and said, |
| [03:31.12] | ' So you' ve changed, have you? How tall do you want to be?' |
| [03:42.67] | ' I would like to be a little larger, sir, please,' said Alice |
| [03:49.07] | ' Eight centimetres is really very small' |
| [03:55.80] | For a while the Caterpillar smoked its pipe Then it shook itself, |
| [04:04.13] | got down off the mushroom, and moved slowly away into the grass |
| [04:11.20] | It did not look back at Alice, but said,' One side will make you taller, |
| [04:19.37] | and the other side will make you shorter' |
| [04:25.13] | ' One side of what?' thought Alice to herself |
| [04:31.26] | She did not say this aloud, but the Caterpillar said,' mushroom' |
| [04:42.37] | Then it moved away into the wood |
| [04:46.34] | Alice looked at the mushroom carefully, but it was round, and did not have sides |
| [04:56.89] | At last she broke off a piece in each hand from opposite sides of the mushroom |
| [05:04.59] | She ate some of the piece in her left hand, and waited to see what would happen |
| [05:11.17] | A minute later her head was as high as the tallest tree in the wood, |
| [05:18.20] | and she was looking at a sea of green leaves |
| [05:22.90] | Then a bird appeared and began to fly around her head, screaming, |
| [05:29.27] | ' Egg thief! Egg thief! Go away!' |
| [05:34.32] | ' I' m not an egg thief,' said Alice |
| [05:39.48] | ' Oh no?' said the bird angrily' But you eat eggs, don' t you?' |
| [05:45.64] | ' Well, yes, I do, but I don' t steal them,' explained Alice quickly |
| [05:55.58] | ' We have them for breakfast, you know' |
| [05:59.77] | ' Then how do you get them, if you don' t steal them?' screamed the bird |
| [06:07.44] | This was a difficult question to answer, |
| [06:12.01] | so Alice brought up her right hand |
| [06:16.66] | and ate a little from the other piece of mushroom |
| [06:20.68] | She began to get smaller at once and, |
| [06:25.28] | very carefully, she ate first from one hand, then from the other, |
| [06:32.38] | until she was about twentyfive centimetres high |
| [06:38.28] | ' That' s better,' she said to herself' And now I must find that garden' |
| [06:46.60] | She began to walk through the wood, and after a while she came to a little house |
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