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'
You
'll
make
me
giddy
soon
,
if
you
go
on
turning
round
like
that
.
'
She
was
now
working
with
fourteen
pairs
at
once
,
and
Alice
could
n't
help
looking
at
her
in
great
astonishment
.
'
How
can
she
knit
with
so
many
?
'
the
puzzled
child
thought
to
herself
.
'
She
gets
more
and
more
like
a
porcupine
every
minute
!
'
'
Can
you
row
?
'
the
Sheep
asked
,
handing
her
a
pair
of
knitting-needles
as
she
spoke
.
'
Yes
,
a
little
--
but
not
on
land
--
and
not
with
needles
--
'
Alice
was
beginning
to
say
,
when
suddenly
the
needles
turned
into
oars
in
her
hands
,
and
she
found
they
were
in
a
little
boat
,
gliding
along
between
banks
:
so
there
was
nothing
for
it
but
to
do
her
best
.
'
Feather
!
'
cried
the
Sheep
,
as
she
took
up
another
pair
of
needles
.
This
did
n't
sound
like
a
remark
that
needed
any
answer
,
so
Alice
said
nothing
,
but
pulled
away
.
There
was
something
very
queer
about
the
water
,
she
thought
,
as
every
now
and
then
the
oars
got
fast
in
it
,
and
would
hardly
come
out
again
.
'
Feather
!
Feather
!
'
the
Sheep
cried
again
,
taking
more
needles
.
'
You
'll
be
catching
a
crab
directly
.
'
'
A
dear
little
crab
!
'
thought
Alice
.
'
I
should
like
that
.
'
'
Did
n't
you
hear
me
say
"
Feather
"
?
'
the
Sheep
cried
angrily
,
taking
up
quite
a
bunch
of
needles
.
'
Indeed
I
did
,
'
said
Alice
:
'
you
've
said
it
very
often
--
and
very
loud
.
Please
,
where
are
the
crabs
?
'
