*Contents

Acknowledgements …… vii
Introduction …… ix
Further reading …… lxvi
A note on the text …… lxx
A note on Tenniel …… lxxv

- Alice's adventures in wonderland

Contents …… 7
1. Down the rabbit-hole …… 9
2. The pool of tears …… 16
3. A Caucus-race and a long tale …… 24
4. The rabbit sends in a little bill …… 31
5. Advice from a caterpillar …… 40
6. Pig and pepper …… 50
7. A mad tea-party …… 60
8. The queen's croquet-ground …… 69
9. The mock turtle's story …… 78
10. The lobster-quadrille …… 87
11. Who stole the tarts? …… 95
12. Alice's evidence …… 102

- Through the lokking-glass, and what Alice found there

Contents …… 119
1. Looking-glass house …… 121
2. The garden of live flowers …… 135
3. Looking-glass insects …… 145
4. Tweedledum and tweedledee …… 156
5. Wool and water …… 170
6. Humpty and dumpty …… 181
7. The lion and the unicorn …… 194
8. "It's my own invention" …… 205
9. Queen alice …… 220
10. Shaking …… 235
11. Waking …… 237
12. Which dreamed it? …… 238

Introduction: Alice's adventures under ground …… 243
Alice's adventures under ground …… 249
'"Alice" on the stage' …… 293

Notes to Alice's adventures in wonderland …… 299
Notes to through the looking-glass …… 324
Appendix 1: Preface to the eighty-sixth thousand 6/- edition of alice's adventures in wonderland …… 356
Appendix 2: Preface to the sixty-first thousand edition of through the looking-glass …… 357