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631
'
What
a
curious
plan
!
'
exclaimed
Alice
.
632
'
That
's
the
reason
they
're
called
lessons
,
'
the
Gryphon
remarked
:
'
because
they
lessen
from
day
to
day
.
'
633
This
was
quite
a
new
idea
to
Alice
,
and
she
thought
it
over
a
little
before
she
made
her
next
remark
.
'
Then
the
eleventh
day
must
have
been
a
holiday
?
'
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634
'
Of
course
it
was
,
'
said
the
Mock
Turtle
.
635
'
And
how
did
you
manage
on
the
twelfth
?
'
Alice
went
on
eagerly
.
636
'
That
's
enough
about
lessons
,
'
the
Gryphon
interrupted
in
a
very
decided
tone
:
'
tell
her
something
about
the
games
now
.
'
637
The
Mock
Turtle
sighed
deeply
,
and
drew
the
back
of
one
flapper
across
his
eyes
.
He
looked
at
Alice
,
and
tried
to
speak
,
but
for
a
minute
or
two
sobs
choked
his
voice
.
'S
ame
as
if
he
had
a
bone
in
his
throat
,
'
said
the
Gryphon
:
and
it
set
to
work
shaking
him
and
punching
him
in
the
back
.
At
last
the
Mock
Turtle
recovered
his
voice
,
and
,
with
tears
running
down
his
cheeks
,
he
went
on
again
:
--
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638
'
You
may
not
have
lived
much
under
the
sea
--
'
(
'
I
have
n't
,
'
said
Alice
)
--
'
and
perhaps
you
were
never
even
introduced
to
a
lobster
--
'
(
Alice
began
to
say
'
I
once
tasted
--
'
but
checked
herself
hastily
,
and
said
'
No
,
never
'
)
'
--
so
you
can
have
no
idea
what
a
delightful
thing
a
Lobster
Quadrille
is
!
'
639
'
No
,
indeed
,
'
said
Alice
.
'
What
sort
of
a
dance
is
it
?
'
640
'
Why
,
'
said
the
Gryphon
,
'
you
first
form
into
a
line
along
the
sea-shore
--
'