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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

LEWIS CARROLL

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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##  ALICE'S
ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND

##
ALICE'S
ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

ALICE'S
ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

ALICE
IN WONDERLAND

##
ALICE
IN WONDERLAND

##
ALICE'S
ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

ALICE
IN WONDERLAND

##
THE
NURSERY ALICE

##
THROUGH
THE LOOKING-GLASS

##
THE
HUNTING OF THE SNARK

THE HUNTING OF
THE SNARK

##
SYLVIE
AND BRUNO

##
SYLVIE
AND BRUNO, V1, (Illustrated)

##
SYLVIE
AND BRUNO, (Concluded)

##  PHANTASMAGORIA

##
THE
GAME OF LOGIC

SYMBOLIC
LOGIC

##
A
TANGLED TALE

##
RHYME
AND REASON

##
THREE
SUNSETS AND OTHER POEMS

FEEDING
THE MIND

CONDENSATION
OF DETERMINANTS

##
EIGHT
OR NINE WISE WORDS ABOUT LETTER-WRITING

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

ALICE'S ADVENTURES
UNDER GROUND

BEING A FACSIMILE OF THE ORIGINAL MS. BOOK
AFTERWARDS DEVELOPED
INTO
"ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND"

By Lewis Carroll

WITH THIRTY-SEVEN ILLUSTRATIONS

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER | | | PAGE

I.

DOWN
THE RABBIT-HOLE. THE POOL OF TEARS

1

II.

A
LONG TALE. THE RABBIT SENDS IN A LITTLE BILL

24

III.

ADVICE
FROM A CATERPILLAR

46

IV.

THE
QUEEN'S CROQUET-GROUND. THE MOCK TURTLE'S STORY. THE LOBSTER
QUADRILLE. WHO STOLE THE TARTS?

68

ALICE’S ADVENTURES
IN WONDERLAND

By Lewis Carroll

THE MILLENNIUM FULCRUM EDITION 3.0

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. | Down the Rabbit-Hole
CHAPTER II. | The Pool of Tears
CHAPTER III. | A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale
CHAPTER IV. | The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill
CHAPTER V. | Advice from a Caterpillar
CHAPTER VI. | Pig and Pepper
CHAPTER VII. | A Mad Tea-Party
CHAPTER VIII. | The Queen’s Croquet-Ground
CHAPTER IX. | The Mock Turtle’s Story
CHAPTER X. | The Lobster Quadrille
CHAPTER XI. | Who Stole the Tarts?
CHAPTER XII. | Alice’s Evidence

ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

RETOLD IN WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE

By Mrs. J.C. Gorham

ILLUSTRATED

1905

CONTENTS

CHAPTER
I.

Down The Rabbit Hole

CHAPTER
II.

The Pool of Tears

CHAPTER
III.

A Race

CHAPTER
IV.

The Rabbit Sends in a Bill

CHAPTER
V.

A Caterpillar Tells Alice what to Do

CHAPTER
VI.

Pig and Pepper

CHAPTER
VII.

A Mad Tea Party

CHAPTER
VIII.

The Queen's Croquet Ground

CHAPTER
IX.

The Mock Turtle

CHAPTER
X.

The Lobster Dance

CHAPTER
XI.

Who Stole the Tarts?

CHAPTER
XII.

Alice on the Stand

ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

| | PAGE
I. | Down the Rabbit-hole | 1
II. | The Pool of Tears | 13
III. | A Caucus-race and a Long Tale | 24
IV. | The Rabbit sends in a Little Bill | 35
V. | Advice from a Caterpillar | 49
VI. | Pig and Pepper | 64
VII. | A Mad Tea-party | 82
VIII. | The Queen's Croquet-ground | 96
IX. | The Mock Turtle's Story | 111
X. | The Lobster Quadrille | 126
XI. | Who Stole the Tarts? | 139
XII. | Alice's Evidence | 150

LIST OF THE PLATES

| To face page

Alice

Frontispiece

The Pool of Tears

22

They all crowded round it panting and asking, "But who has won?"

28

"Why, Mary Ann, what are you doing out here?"

36

Advice from a Caterpillar

50

An unusually large saucepan flew close by it, and very nearly carried it off

70

It grunted again so violently that she looked down into its face in some alarm

74

A Mad Tea-Party

84

The Queen turned angrily away from him and said to the Knave, "Turn them over"

100

The Queen never left off quarrelling with the other players, and shouting "Off with his head!" or, "Off with her head!"

116

The Mock Turtle drew a long breath and said, "That's very curious"

132

Who stole the Tarts?

140

At this the whole pack rose up into the air, and came flying down upon her

158

THE NURSERY “ALICE”

CONTAINING TWENTY COLOURED ENLARGEMENTS

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS.

| PAGE
I. | THE WHITE RABBIT | 1
II. | HOW ALICE GREW TALL | 5
III. | THE POOL OF TEARS | 9
IV. | THE CAUCUS-RACE | 13
V. | BILL, THE LIZARD | 17
VI. | THE DEAR LITTLE PUPPY | 21
VII. | THE BLUE CATERPILLAR | 25
VIII. | THE PIG-BABY | 29
IX. | THE CHESHIRE-CAT | 33
X. | THE MAD TEA-PARTY | 37
XI. | THE QUEEN’S GARDEN | 41
XII. | THE LOBSTER-QUADRILLE | 45
XIII. | WHO STOLE THE TARTS? | 49
XIV. | THE SHOWER OF CARDS | 54

THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. | Looking-Glass house
CHAPTER II. | The Garden of Live Flowers
CHAPTER III. | Looking-Glass Insects
CHAPTER IV. | Tweedledum And Tweedledee
CHAPTER V. | Wool and Water
CHAPTER VI. | Humpty Dumpty
CHAPTER VII. | The Lion and the Unicorn
CHAPTER VIII. | ‘It’s my own Invention’
CHAPTER IX. | Queen Alice
CHAPTER X. | Shaking
CHAPTER XI. | Waking
CHAPTER XII. | Which Dreamed it?

THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

| PAGE

Fit the First.   The Landing

3

Fit the Second.   The Bellman's Speech

15

Fit the Third.   The Baker's Tale

27

Fit the Fourth.   The Hunting

37

Fit the Fifth.   The Beaver's Lesson

47

Fit the Sixth.   The Barrister's Dream

61

Fit the Seventh.   The Banker's Fate

71

Fit the Eighth.   The Vanishing

79

SYLVIE and BRUNO

By Lewis Carroll

SYLVIE AND BRUNO
CHAPTER 1. LESS BREAD! MORE TAXES!
CHAPTER 2. L'AMIE INCONNUE.
CHAPTER 3. BIRTHDAY-PRESENTS.
CHAPTER 4. A CUNNING CONSPIRACY.
CHAPTER 5. A BEGGAR'S PALACE.
CHAPTER 6. THE MAGIC LOCKET.
CHAPTER 7. THE BARONS EMBASSY.
CHAPTER 8. A RIDE ON A LION.
CHAPTER 9. A JESTER AND A BEAR.
CHAPTER 10. THE OTHER PROFESSOR.
CHAPTER 11. PETER AND PAUL.
CHAPTER 12. A MUSICAL GARDENER.
CHAPTER 13. A VISIT TO DOGLAND.
CHAPTER 14. FAIRY-SYLVIE.
CHAPTER 15. BRUNO'S REVENGE.
CHAPTER 16. A CHANGED CROCODILE.
CHAPTER 17. THE THREE BADGERS.
CHAPTER 18. QUEER STREET, NUMBER FORTY.
CHAPTER 19. HOW TO MAKE A PHLIZZ.
CHAPTER 20. LIGHT COME, LIGHT GO.
CHAPTER 21. THROUGH THE IVORY DOOR.
CHAPTER 22. CROSSING THE LINE.
CHAPTER 23. AN OUTLANDISH WATCH.
CHAPTER 24. THE FROGS' BIRTHDAY-TREAT.
CHAPTER 25. LOOKING EASTWARD.
PREFACE.

SYLVIE AND BRUNO

By Lewis Carroll

With Forty-Six Illustrations

CONTENTS

CHAPTER |
I. | LESS BREAD! MORE TAXES! 1
II. | L’AMIE INCONNUE 16
III. | BIRTHDAY-PRESENTS 29
IV. | A CUNNING CONSPIRACY 43
V. | A BEGGAR’S PALACE 56
VI. | THE MAGIC LOCKET 73
VII. | THE BARON’S EMBASSY 87
VIII. | A RIDE ON A LION 100
IX. | A JESTER AND A BEAR 113
X. | THE OTHER PROFESSOR 129
XI. | PETER AND PAUL 143
XII. | A MUSICAL GARDENER 156
XIII. | A VISIT TO DOGLAND 171
XIV. | FAIRY-SYLVIE 187
XV. | BRUNO’S REVENGE 207
XVI. | A CHANGED CROCODILE 222
XVII. | THE THREE BADGERS 234
XVIII. | QUEER STREET, NUMBER FORTY 255
XIX. | HOW TO MAKE A PHLIZZ 271
XX. | LIGHT COME, LIGHT GO 287
XXI. | THROUGH THE IVORY DOOR 304
XXII. | CROSSING THE LINE 325
XXIII. | AN OUTLANDISH WATCH 345
XXIV. | THE FROGS’ BIRTHDAY-TREAT 361
XXV. | LOOKING EASTWARD 383
Index | 396

SYLVIE AND BRUNO (CONCLUDED)

By Lewis Carroll

With Forty-Six Illustrations By Harry Furniss

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER PAGE
I. BRUNO’S LESSONS 1
II. LOVE’S CURFEW 20
III. STREAKS OF DAWN 36
IV. THE DOG-KING 52
V. MATILDA JANE 67
VI. WILLIE’S WIFE 82
VII. FORTUNATUS’ PURSE 96
VIII. IN A SHADY PLACE 110
IX. THE FAREWELL-PARTY 128
X. JABBERING AND JAM 147
XI. THE MAN IN THE MOON 162
XII. FAIRY-MUSIC 175
XIII. WHAT TOTTLES MEANT 194
XIV. BRUNO’S PICNIC 212
XV. THE LITTLE FOXES 233
XVI. BEYOND THESE VOICES 247
XVII. TO THE RESCUE! 262
XVIII. A NEWSPAPER-CUTTING 282
XIX. A FAIRY-DUET 287
XX. GAMMON AND SPINACH 310
XXI. THE PROFESSOR’S LECTURE 329
XXII. THE BANQUET 346
XXIII. THE PIG-TALE 363
XXIV. THE BEGGAR’S RETURN 381
XXV. LIFE OUT OF DEATH 400
General Index 413
List of Works 426

ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. I.

THE
MARCH-UP 3

VISITING
THE PROFESSOR 11

BOOTS
FOR HORIZONTAL WEATHER 15

A
PORTABLE PLUNGE-BATH 24

REMOVAL
OF UGGUG 41

‘WHAT
A GAME!’ 48

‘DRINK
THIS!’ 53

‘COME,
YOU BE OFF!’ 62

THE
GARDENER 66

A
BEGGAR’S PALACE 72

THE
CRIMSON LOCKET 77

‘HE
THOUGHT HE SAW A BUFFALO’ 79

‘IT
WAS A HIPPOPOTAMUS’ 91

THE
MAP OF FAIRYLAND 96

‘HE
THOUGHT HE SAW A KANGAROO’ 106

THE
MOUSE-LION 108

‘HAMMER
IT IN!’ 115

A
BEAR WITHOUT A HEAD 117

‘COME
UP, BRUIN!’ 123

THE
OTHER PROFESSOR 135

‘HOW
CHEERFULLY THE BOND HE SIGNED!’ 144

‘POOR
PETER SHUDDERED IN DESPAIR’ 147

‘SUCH
BOOTS AS THESE YOU SELDOM SEE’ 150

‘I
WILL LEND YOU FIFTY MORE!’ 154

‘HE
THOUGHT HE SAW AN ALBATROSS’ 165

THE
MASTIFF-SENTINEL 172

THE
DOG-KING 176

FAIRY-SYLVIE 193

BRUNO’S
REVENGE 213

FAIRIES
RESTING 226

A
CHANGED CROCODILE 229

A
LECTURE ON ART 240

‘THREE
BADGERS ON A MOSSY STONE’ 247

‘THE
FATHER-BADGER, WRITHING IN A CAVE’ 249

‘THOSE
AGED ONES WAXED GAY’ 252

‘HOW
PERFECTLY ISOCHRONOUS!’ 268

THE
LAME CHILD 280

‘IT
WENT IN TWO HALVES’ 285

FIVE
O’CLOCK TEA 296

‘WHAT’S
THE MATTER, DARLING?’ 307

THE
DEAD HARE 321

CROSSING
THE LINE 341

‘THE
PUG-DOG SAT UP’ 351

THE
QUEEN’S BABY 363

THE
FROGS’ BIRTHDAY-TREAT 373

‘HE
WRENCHED OUT THAT CROCODILE’S TOOF!’ 380

‘LOOK
EASTWARD!’ 395

ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. II.

SYLVIE’S
TRUANT-PUPIL 8

KING
FISHER’S WOOING 15

‘SPEND
IT ALL FOR MINNIE’ 22

‘ARE
NOT THOSE ORCHISES?’ 50

A
ROYAL THIEF-TAKER 62

‘SUMMAT
WRONG WI’ MY SPECTACLES!’ 64

BESSIE’S
SONG 75

THE
RESCUE OF WILLIE 83

WILLIE’S
WIFE 88

FORTUNATUS’
PURSE 103

‘I
AM SITTING AT YOUR FEET’ 119

MEIN
HERR’S FAIRY-FRIENDS 163

‘HOW
CALL YOU THE OPERA?’ 178

SCHOLAR-HUNTING:
THE PURSUED 188

SCHOLAR-HUNTING:
THE PURSUERS 189

THE
EGG-MERCHANT 197

STARTING
FOR BRUNO’S PICNIC 230

‘ENTER
THE LION’ 236

‘WHIHUAUCH!
WHIHUAUCH!’ 242

‘NEVER!’
YELLED TOTTLES 248

BRUNO’S
BED-TIME 265

‘LONG
CEREMONIOUS CALLS’ 266

THE
VOICES 267

‘HIS
SOUL SHALL BE SAD FOR THE SPIDER’ 268

LORDS
OF THE CREATION 271

‘WILL
YOU NOT SPARE ME?’ 277

IN
THE CHURCH-YARD 291

A
FAIRY-DUET 304

THE
OTHER PROFESSOR FOUND 317

‘HER
IMPERIAL HIGHNESS IS SURPRISED!’ 326

‘HE
THOUGHT HE SAW AN ELEPHANT’ 335

AN
EXPLOSION 345

‘A
CANNOT SHAK’ HANDS WI’ THEE!’ 350

THE
OTHER PROFESSOR’S FALL 352

‘TEACHING
TIGRESSES TO SMILE’ 365

‘HORRID
WAS THAT PIG’S DESPAIR!’ 367

THE
FATAL JUMP 369

‘BATHING
CROCODILES IN CREAM’ 371

‘THAT
PIG LAY STILL AS ANY STONE’ 372

‘STILL
HE SITS IN MISERIE’ 373

‘BLESSED
BY HAPPY STAGS’ 377

THE
OLD BEGGAR’S RETURN 382

‘PORCUPINE!’ 388

‘GOOD-NIGHT,
PROFESSOR!’ 398

‘HIS
WIFE KNELT DOWN AT HIS SIDE’ 404

THE
BLUE LOCKET 409

‘IT
IS LOVE!’ 411

PHANTASMAGORIA AND OTHER POEMS

By Lewis Carroll

Illustrations By Arthur B. Frost

CONTENTS

PAGE

Phantasmagoria, in Seven Cantos:—

I.

The Trystyng

1

II.

Hys Fyve Rules

10

III.

Scarmoges

18

IV.

Hys Nouryture

26

V.

Byckerment

34

VI.

Dyscomfyture

44

VII.

Sad Souvenaunce

53

Echoes

58

A Sea Dirge

59

Ye Carpette Knyghte

64

Hiawatha’s Photographing

66

Melancholetta

78

A Valentine

84

The Three Voices:—

The First Voice

87

The Second Voice

98

The Third Voice

109

Tèma Con Variaziòni

118

A Game of Fives

120

Poeta fit, non nascitur

123

Size and Tears

131

Atalanta in Camden-Town

136

The Lang Coortin’

140

Four Riddles

152

Fame’s Penny-Trumpet

163

THE GAME OF LOGIC

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. NEW LAMPS FOR OLD.
1. Propositions . . . . . . . 1 . . . . .
2. Syllogisms . . . . . . . . 20
3. Fallacies . . . . . . . . 32

II. CROSS QUESTIONS.
1. Elementary . . . . . . . . 37
2. Half of Smaller Diagram. Propositions
to be represented . . . . . 40
3. Do. Symbols to be interpreted. . 42
4. Smaller Diagram. Propositions to be
represented . . . . . . . 44
5. Do. Symbols to be interpreted. . 46
6. Larger Diagram. Propositions to be
represented . . . . . . . 48
7. Both Diagrams to be employed . . 51

III. CROOKED ANSWERS.
1. Elementary . . . . . . . . 55
2. Half of Smaller Diagram. Propositions
represented . . . . . . . 59
3. Do. Symbols interpreted . . . 61
4. Smaller Diagram. Propositions
represented. 62
5. Do. Symbols interpreted . . . 65
6. Larger Diagram. Propositions
represented. 67
7. Both Diagrams employed . . . . 72

IV. HIT OR MISS . . . . . . . . . 85

A TANGLED TALE

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

KNOT | | PAGE
I. | Excelsior | 1
II. | Eligible Apartments | 4
III. | Mad Mathesis | 13
IV. | The Dead Reckoning | 19
V. | Oughts and Crosses | 27
VI. | Her Radiancy | 34
VII. | Petty Cash | 43
VIII. | De Omnibus Rebus | 52
IX. | A Serpent with Corners | 58
X. | Chelsea Buns | 66

Answers to Knot I. | | 77

"
"
II.

84

"
"
III.

90

"
"
IV.

96

"
"
V.

102

"
"
VI.

106

"
"
VII.

112

"
"
VIII.

132

"
"
IX.

135

"
"
X.

142

RHYME? AND REASON?

By Lewis Carroll

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS

CONTENTS.

| | PAGE
Phantasmagoria, in Seven Cantos:—
I. | The Trystyng | 1
II. | Hys Fyve Rules | 10
III. | Scarmoges | 18
IV. | Hys Nouryture | 26
V. | Byckerment | 34
VI. | Dyscomfyture | 44
VII. | Sad Souvenaunce | 53
Echoes | 58
A Sea Dirge | 59
Ye Carpette Knyghte | 64
Hiawatha’s Photographing | 66
Melancholetta | 78
A Valentine | 84
The Three Voices:
The First Voice | 87
The Second Voice | 98
The Third Voice | 109
Tèma Con Variazióni | 118
A Game of Fives | 120
Poeta fit, non nascitur | 123

The Hunting of the Snark, an Agony in Eight
Fits:—

I. | The Landing | 134
II. | The Bellman’s Speech | 142
III. | The Baker’s Tale | 148
IV. | The Hunting | 153
V. | The Beaver’s Lesson | 159
VI. | The Barrister’s Dream | 167
VII. | The Banker’s Fate | 173
VIII. | The Vanishing | 177
Size and Tears | 181
Atalanta in Camden Town | 186
The Lang Coortin’ | 190
Four Riddles | 202
Fame’s Penny-Trumpet | 211

THREE SUNSETS AND OTHER POEMS

By Lewis Carroll

WITH TWELVE FAIRY-FANCIES

By E. Gertrude Thomson

CONTENTS

| PAGE
THREE SUNSETS | 1
THE PATH OF ROSES | 8
THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH | 15
SOLITUDE | 23
FAR AWAY | 26
BEATRICE | 29
STOLEN WATERS | 34
THE WILLOW-TREE | 42
ONLY A WOMAN’S HAIR | 44
THE SAILOR’S WIFE | 48
AFTER THREE DAYS | 53
FACES IN THE FIRE | 59
A LESSON IN LATIN | 63
PUCK LOST AND FOUND | 64
A SONG OF LOVE | 67

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FAIRIES AND NAUTILUS | Front.
FAIRIES IN BOAT | 7
FAIRIES AND BOWER | 14
SLEEPING FAIRIES | 22
FAIRY RIDING ON CRAY-FISH | 28
FAIRIES AND SQUIRREL | 33
FAIRIES AND JONQUILS | 41
FAIRIES AND FROG | 47
FAIRY ON MUSHROOM | 52
FAIRIES RIDING ON FISH | 58
FAIRY AND WASP | 62
FAIRIES UNDER MUSHROOM | 66

EIGHT OR NINE WISE WORDS ABOUT LETTER-WRITING

By Lewis Carroll

CONTENTS

| Page.
On Stamp-Cases | 5
How to begin a Letter | 9
How to go on with a Letter | 12
How to end a Letter | 21
On registering Correspondence | 23

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- ALICE'S ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND

- BEING A FACSIMILE OF THE ORIGINAL MS. BOOK AFTERWARDS DEVELOPED INTO "ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND"

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- ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

- RETOLD IN WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE
- ILLUSTRATED 1905
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- ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

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- LIST OF THE PLATES

- THE NURSERY “ALICE”

- CONTAINING TWENTY COLOURED ENLARGEMENTS

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- THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS

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- THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK

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- SYLVIE and BRUNO

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- ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. I.

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- PHANTASMAGORIA AND OTHER POEMS

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- THE GAME OF LOGIC

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- A TANGLED TALE

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- RHYME? AND REASON?

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