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  1. No smoking.

    No smoking.

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  2. Rabbit hole.

    Rabbit hole.

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  3. “There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the Mad Hatter were having tea.”

    “There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the Mad Hatter were having tea.”

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  4. Alice Chess Set →

    … inspired by the novel ‘Alice through the Looking Glass’ where the pieces magically turn transparent when they touch the board.

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  5. A Disney Alice Remix

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  6. Alice Illustration Wiki →

    All illustrations of Alice other than Tenniel’s.

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    via

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  8. Conservationists are fighting to stop a building with links to Alice in Wonderland from being demolished. →

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  9. 14 January 1898: Charles Dodgson Dies

    Wired notes the occasion.

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  10. "This is the first book I ever read on my own, and it was a pleasure to read it aloud for you."
    - Cory Doctorow reads and releases under a Creative Commons license his rendition of Alice.
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  11. A MetaFilter Alice Illustration Round-up →

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  12. Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab Perfume Oils - The Dodgson Collection →

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  13. The Alice in Wonderland Disney Didn’t Want You To See (from ectoplasmosis)

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  14. "Could The Walrus and the Carpenter have an anti-capitalist subtext? Does it evoke the early effects of industrial pollution (“There were no birds to fly”)? Some have read the verses as a protest against the ruthless greed of the British empire."
    - The Guardian’s Poem of the Week: The Walrus and the Carpenter
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  15. The Neuroscience of Alice in Wonderland →

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