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801
All
this
time
the
Queen
had
never
left
off
staring
at
the
Hatter
,
and
,
just
as
the
Dormouse
crossed
the
court
,
she
said
to
one
of
the
officers
of
the
court
,
'
Bring
me
the
list
of
the
singers
in
the
last
concert
!
'
on
which
the
wretched
Hatter
trembled
so
,
that
he
shook
both
his
shoes
off
.
802
'
Give
your
evidence
,
'
the
King
repeated
angrily
,
'
or
I
'll
have
you
executed
,
whether
you
're
nervous
or
not
.
'
803
'
I
'm
a
poor
man
,
your
Majesty
,
'
the
Hatter
began
,
in
a
trembling
voice
,
'
--
and
I
had
n't
begun
my
tea
--
not
above
a
week
or
so
--
and
what
with
the
bread-and-butter
getting
so
thin
--
and
the
twinkling
of
the
tea
--
'
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804
'
The
twinkling
of
the
what
?
'
said
the
King
.
805
'
It
began
with
the
tea
,
'
the
Hatter
replied
.
806
'
Of
course
twinkling
begins
with
a
T
!
'
said
the
King
sharply
.
'
Do
you
take
me
for
a
dunce
?
Go
on
!
'
807
'
I
'm
a
poor
man
,
'
the
Hatter
went
on
,
'
and
most
things
twinkled
after
that
--
only
the
March
Hare
said
--
'
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808
'
I
did
n't
!
'
the
March
Hare
interrupted
in
a
great
hurry
.
809
'
You
did
!
'
said
the
Hatter
.
810
'
I
deny
it
!
'
said
the
March
Hare
.