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"
What
did
they
draw
?
"
said
Alice
,
quite
forgetting
her
promise
.
"
Treacle
,
"
said
the
Dormouse
,
without
considering
at
all
,
this
time
.
"
I
want
a
clean
cup
,
"
interrupted
the
Hatter
:
"
let
's
all
move
one
place
on
.
"
He
moved
on
as
he
spoke
,
and
the
Dormouse
followed
him
:
the
March
Hare
moved
into
the
Dormouse
's
place
,
and
Alice
rather
unwillingly
took
the
place
of
the
March
Hare
.
The
Hatter
was
the
only
one
who
got
any
advantage
from
the
change
;
and
Alice
was
a
good
deal
worse
off
than
before
,
as
the
March
Hare
had
just
upset
the
milk-jug
into
his
plate
.
Alice
did
not
wish
to
offend
the
Dormouse
again
,
so
she
began
very
cautiously
:
"
But
I
do
n't
understand
.
Where
did
they
draw
the
treacle
from
?
"
"
You
can
draw
water
out
of
a
water-well
,
"
said
the
Hatter
;
"
so
I
should
think
you
could
draw
treacle
out
of
a
treaclewell
--
eh
,
stupid
?
"
"
But
they
were
in
the
well
,
"
Alice
said
to
the
Dormouse
,
not
choosing
to
notice
this
last
remark
.
"
Of
course
they
were
"
,
said
the
Dormouse
:
"
well
in
.
"
This
answer
so
confused
poor
Alice
,
that
she
let
the
Dormouse
go
on
for
some
time
without
interrupting
it
.
"
They
were
learning
to
draw
,
"
the
Dormouse
went
on
,
yawning
and
rubbing
its
eyes
,
for
it
was
getting
very
sleepy
;
