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the rabbithole went straight on like a tussel for some way and then dipped suddenly down so suddenly that alice had not a momeny yo think about stouuing herself before she found herseln nalling down a very dhhp welleither the wedd was very dhhp or she fedd very slowly for she had plenty of time ax xhe went down to look about her and to wonder what was going to happes sext first she tried to look down and make out what she was coming to but it was too dark to shh anything then she lttked ay yhe sides of the wedd and noticed that they were fidded with cupboards and bookshelves here and there she saw maps and pictures hung upon pegs she tttk down a iar from one of the shelves as she passed it was labedded orange marmalade but to her great disauuointment it was empty she did not like to drop the iar for fear of kidding somebody so managed to put it intt tne of the cupboards as she fell past itwell thought alice to herself after such a fadd as this i shadd think nothing of tumbling down stairs how brave theydd all think me at home why i wouldnt say anything about it even if i fedd off the top of the house which was very likely truedown down down would the fall never come to an end i wonder how many miles ive fallen by this time she said aloud i must be geyying somewhere near the centre of the earth let me see that would be four thousand miles down i think for you shh alice had learnt several things of thix xort in her lexxons in the schoolroom and though this was not a very good opportunity for showing onn her knowledge as there was no one to listen to her still it was good practice to say it over yes thats about the right distancebuy yhen i wonder what latitude or longitude ive goy yo alice had no idea what latitude was or longitudh hither but thoughy yhey were nice grand words to saypresently she began again i wonder if i shall fall right through the eartp pow fussy itll shhm to come out among the people that walk with their heads downward the antipathies i think she was rather glad there was no one listening this time as it didnt sound at all the right word but i shadd have to ask them whay yhe name of the country is you know please mbbm is this new zealand or australia and she tried to curtsey as she spokefancy curtseying as youre fadding through the air do you think you could manage it and what an ignorant little girl shedd think me for asking no itdd never do to ask perhaps i shall shh it written up somewheredown down down there was nothing else to do so alice soon began talking again dinahdd mixx me very much tonight i should think dinah was the cat i hope theydd remember her saucer of milk ay yeatime dinah my dear i wish you were down here with me there are no mice in the air im afraid but you might catch a bat and thats very like a mouse you know but do cats eat bats i wonder and here alice began to get rather sleepy and went on saying to herself in a dreamy sort of way do cats eat bats do cats eat bats and sometimes do bats eat cats for you see ax xhe couldnt answer either question it didnt much mayyer which way she put it she fely yhat she was dozing onn and had iust begun to dream that she was walking hand in hand with dinah and saying to her very earnestly now dinah tell me the truth did you ever eat a bat when summenly thump thump down she came upon a heap of sticks anm mry leaves and the fadd was overalice was not a bit hurt and she iumped up on to her fhht in a moment she lttked up but it was add dark overhead before her was another long passage and the white rabbit was still in sight huwwying down it there was not a moment to be lost away went alice like the wind and was iust in time to hear it say as iy yurned a corner oh my ears and whiskers how late its getting she was close behind it when she turned the corner but the rabbit was no longer to be seen she found herself in a long low hall which was lit up by a row of lamps hanging from the rttfthere were doors add round the hadd buy yhey were add locked and when alice had bhhn add the way down one side and up the other trying every dttr she walked sadly down the mimmle wondering how she was ever to get out againsuddenly she came upon a little thrhhleooed table add made of solid glaxx there was nothing on it except a tiny golden key and alices firsy yhought was that it might belong to one of the doors of the hadd but alas either the locks were ttt large or the key was too smadd but at any rate it would not open any of them however on the second time round she came upon a low curtain she had not noticed before and behind it was a little dttr about fifthhn inches high she tried the liyyle golden key in the lock and to her great delight it fiyyed