The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll (Delphi Classics) by Carroll, Lewis -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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The Novels

ALICE'S ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND

Alice Liddell—the real life inspiration Alice Liddell as a young CONTENTS untitled CHAPTER I untitled CHAPTER II untitled We lived beneath the mat untitled CHAPTER III untitled untitled CHAPTER IV untitled So they went up to untitled untitled untitled POSTSCRIPT. AN EASTER GREETING TO EVERY CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.

ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

untitled The famous 1951 Disney adaptation untitled Tim Burton’s 2010 film adaptation untitled untitled The original frontispiece CHAPTER I untitled White Rabbit checking watch untitled Alice taking "Drink Me" bottle CHAPTER II untitled Giant Alice watching Rabbit run CHAPTER III untitled Dodo presenting thimble CHAPTER IV untitled Alice’s hand grabbing at Rabbit untitled Dog looking at tiny Alice untitled Alice meets the Caterpillar CHAPTER V CHAPTER VI untitled Fish and Frog servants untitled Alice and pig baby untitled Alice speaks to Cheshire Cat CHAPTER VII untitled Hatter engaging in rhetoric CHAPTER VIII untitled Two, Five, and Seven painting untitled "OFF WITH HER HEAD!" untitled Alice trying to play croquet untitled Executioner argues with King about CHAPTER IX untitled Alice (with flamingo) chats with CHAPTER X untitled Mock Turtle and Gryphon singing untitled Mock Turtle and Gryphon demonstrating CHAPTER XI untitled King and Queen inspecting tart untitled White Rabbit, dressed as herald, untitled Mad Hatter arrives hastily in CHAPTER XII untitled Giant Alice upsets the jury untitled King reflecting in court untitled "You’re nothing but a pack

THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS

The first edition CONTENTS untitled CHAPTER 1 untitled "Oh, you wicked, wicked little untitled "Now, if you'll only attend, untitled "How would you like to untitled The King was saying, "I untitled He took his vorpal sword CHAPTER 2 untitled "Oh, it's too bad!" she untitled "I think I'll go and CHAPTER 3 untitled "I'll tell you, if you'll CHAPTER 4 CHAPTER 5 untitled "It's very good jam," said untitled "I'm sure mine only works untitled "What is it you want untitled "I should like to buy CHAPTER 6 untitled "I see it now," Alice untitled Humpty Dumpty raised his voice CHAPTER 7 untitled untitled This sounded nonsense, but Alice CHAPTER 8 untitled CHAPTER 9 untitled untitled untitled CHAPTER 10 CHAPTER 11 CHAPTER 12

SYLVIE AND BRUNO

untitled untitled CONTENTS PREFACE. untitled CHAPTER 1. untitled a straggling procession of men, CHAPTER 2. untitled "And you actually got a CHAPTER 3. CHAPTER 4. untitled The three waited in silence CHAPTER 5. untitled But the lady scarcely noticed CHAPTER 6. CHAPTER 7. untitled Once more the Baron looked CHAPTER 8. untitled "Help me up!" cried Bruno. CHAPTER 9. CHAPTER 10. untitled The Other Professor was seated CHAPTER 11. untitled But this is April! untitled untitled 'I'm getting stout, as you untitled 'How vast the total sum CHAPTER 12. CHAPTER 13. CHAPTER 14. CHAPTER 15. CHAPTER 16. CHAPTER 17. CHAPTER 18. CHAPTER 19. CHAPTER 20. CHAPTER 21. untitled "What's the matter, darling?" said CHAPTER 22. CHAPTER 23. CHAPTER 24. untitled "You shouldn't say 'us put untitled When he appeared at last CHAPTER 25.

SYLVIE AND BRUNO CONCLUDED

untitled The frontispiece of the novel CONTENTS untitled PREFACE CHAPTER ONE untitled ‘Pleasure first and business afterwards’ untitled ‘So he went away,’ Bruno CHAPTER TWO CHAPTER THREE untitled Meanwhile Bruno had run on CHAPTER FOUR untitled ‘What’s the matter now?’ I untitled Bruno ran back, with his CHAPTER FIVE untitled The shout, with which she CHAPTER SIX untitled ‘I wunnut coom in,’ he untitled The woman had dropped upon CHAPTER SEVEN CHAPTER EIGHT CHAPTER NINE CHAPTER TEN CHAPTER ELEVEN CHAPTER TWELVE CHAPTER THIRTEEN untitled ‘And next day, when the CHAPTER FOURTEEN CHAPTER FIFTEEN untitled ‘"Eldest little Fox,"‘ Sylvie said, CHAPTER SIXTEEN CHAPTER SEVENTEEN untitled ‘To stoop and kiss the untitled And then he told us CHAPTER EIGHTEEN CHAPTER NINETEEN CHAPTER TWENTY untitled He opened the door of CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO untitled ‘God bless her!’ I echoed. untitled The Other Professor came in CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE untitled Little Birds are dining untitled Read, I say, not roasted— untitled ‘I will now recite the CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE untitled Sylvie’s sweet lips shaped themselves

The Short Stories

A TANGLED TALE

The original frontispiece. A TANGLED TALE CONTENTS PREFACE. KNOT II. untitled "BALBUS WAS ASSISTING HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW KNOT III. KNOT IV. untitled But the Captain put aside KNOT V. KNOT VI. untitled "WHY DO THEY SAY 'BAMBOO!' KNOT VII. untitled "I TELL YOU THE CAB-DOOR KNOT VIII. KNOT IX. untitled "HE REMAINS STEADFAST AND UNMOVED." KNOT X. APPENDIX. ANSWERS TO KNOT II. untitled Let A be No. ANSWERS TO KNOT VII.

BRUNO'S REVENGE AND OTHER STORIES

CONTENTS BRUNO'S REVENGE CRUNDLE CASTLE THE LEGEND OF SCOTLAND NOVELTY AND ROMANCEMENT PHOTOGRAPHY EXTRAORDINARY THE WALKING STICK OF DESTINY WILHELM VON SCHMITZ

WHAT THE TORTOISE SAID TO ACHILLES

WHAT THE TORTOISE SAID TO

The Poetry Collections

EARLY VERSE

MY FAIRY PUNCTUALITY MELODIES BROTHER AND SISTER FACTS RULES AND REGULATIONS HORRORS MISUNDERSTANDINGS AS IT FELL UPON A YE FATTALE CHEYSE LAYS OF SORROW No. LAYS OF SORROW No. THE TWO BROTHERS THE LADY OF THE LADLE CORONACH SHE'S ALL MY FANCY PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHY EXTRAORDINARY LAYS OF MYSTERY, IMAGINATION, AND THE MOCK TURTLE'S SONG UPON THE LONELY MOOR MISS JONES

PROLOGUES TO PLAYS

PROLOGUE TO “LA GUIDA DI PROLOGUE 2 PROLOGUE 3

COLLEGE RHYMES AND NOTES BY AN OXFORD CHIEL

CONTENTS ODE TO DAMON THOSE HORRID HURDY-GURDIES! MY FANCY THE MAJESTY OF JUSTICE THE ELECTIONS TO THE HEBDOMADAL THE DESERTED PARKS EXAMINATION STATUTE

PHANTASMAGORIA AND OTHER POEMS

CONTENTS CANTO II - Hys Fyve CANTO IV - Hys Nouryture CANTO V - Byckerment CANTO VII - Sad Souvenaunce A SEA DIRGE HIAWATHA’S PHOTOGRAPHING MELANCHOLETTA A VALENTINE THE THREE VOICES TÈMA CON VARIAZIÒNI A GAME OF FIVES POETA FIT, NON NASCITUR SIZE AND TEARS ATALANTA IN CAMDEN-TOWN THE LANG COORTIN’ FOUR RIDDLES FAME’S PENNY-TRUMPET

THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK

CONTENTS untitled untitled PREFACE Fit the First untitled untitled Fit the Second Fit the Third untitled Fit the fourth untitled Fit the Fifth untitled Fit the Sixth untitled Fit the Seventh untitled Fit the Eighth untitled

THREE SUNSETS AND OTHER POEMS

THE PATH OF ROSES. THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW SOLITUDE. FAR AWAY. BEATRICE. STOLEN WATERS. THE WILLOW-TREE. ONLY A WOMAN’S HAIR. THE SAILOR’S WIFE. AFTER THREE DAYS. FACES IN THE FIRE. A LESSON IN LATIN. PUCK LOST AND FOUND. A SONG OF LOVE.

PUZZLES FROM WONDERLAND

SOLUTIONS TO PUZZLES FROM WONDERLAND

ACROSTICS, INSCRIPTIONS AND OTHER VERSES

ACROSTIC TO THREE PUZZLED LITTLE GIRLS, DOUBLE ACROSTIC THREE LITTLE MAIDS PUZZLE THREE CHILDREN TWO THIEVES TWO ACROSTICS DOUBLE ACROSTIC ACROSTIC ACROSTIC ACROSTIC TO M. ACROSTIC MADRIGAL LOVE AMONG THE ROSES - TWO POEMS TO RACHEL DANIEL FOR “THE GARLAND OF RACHEL” THE LYCEUM ACROSTIC DREAMLAND TO MY CHILD-FRIEND A RIDDLE A LIMERICK RHYME? A NURSERY DARLING MAGGIE'S VISIT TO OXFORD (June MAGGIE B—- INSCRIBED TO A DEAR CHILD FIVE FATHOM SQUARE THE BELFRY THE WANDERING BURGESS A BACCHANALIAN ODE ALAS! WELL! FIREBRANDS AND DAGGERS! A SQUARE POEM

The Poems

LIST OF POEMS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Selected Mathematical Works

CARROLL THE MATHEMATICIAN

SYMBOLIC LOGIC

INTRODUCTION untitled NOTES TO APPENDIX.

THE GAME OF LOGIC

NOTA BENE. PREFACE CHAPTER I. CHAPTER II. CHAPTER III. CHAPTER IV.

THE ALPHABET CIPHER

FEEDING THE MIND

The Biographies

THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF LEWIS CARROLL by Stuart Dodgson Collingwood

untitled CONTENTS PREFACE CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV untitled untitled CHAPTER V untitled CHAPTER VI CHAPTER VII untitled CHAPTER VIII CHAPTER IX CHAPTER X CHAPTER XI untitled untitled

LEWIS CARROLL IN WONDERLAND AND AT HOME by Belle Moses

INTRODUCTION. CHAPTER II. CHAPTER III. CHAPTER IV. CHAPTER V. CHAPTER VI. CHAPTER VII. CHAPTER VIII. CHAPTER IX. CHAPTER X. CHAPTER XI. CHAPTER XII. CHAPTER XIII. CHAPTER XIV. CHAPTER XV.

THE STORY OF LEWIS CARROLL by Isa Bowman

LEWIS CARROLL untitled C. untitled A CHINAMAN untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled BEGGAR CHILDREN untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled untitled “LEWIS CARROLL’S” HOUSE AT EASTBOURNE untitled MISS ISA BOWMAN AND MISS untitled ISA BOWMAN AS DUKE OF untitled THE LITTLE PRINCES untitled untitled untitled “DOLLY VARDEN” untitled “A TURK” untitled untitled untitled untitled

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