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91
'
Oh
,
it
's
too
bad
!
'
she
cried
.
92
'
I
never
saw
such
a
house
for
getting
in
the
way
!
Never
!
'
93
However
,
there
was
the
hill
full
in
sight
,
so
there
was
nothing
to
be
done
but
start
again
.
This
time
she
came
upon
a
large
flower-bed
,
with
a
border
of
daisies
,
and
a
willow-tree
growing
in
the
middle
.
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94
'
O
Tiger-lily
,
'
said
Alice
,
addressing
herself
to
one
that
was
waving
gracefully
about
in
the
wind
,
'
I
wish
you
could
talk
!
'
95
'
We
can
talk
,
'
said
the
Tiger-lily
:
'
when
there
's
anybody
worth
talking
to
.
'
96
Alice
was
so
astonished
that
she
could
not
speak
for
a
minute
:
it
quite
seemed
to
take
her
breath
away
.
At
length
,
as
the
Tiger-lily
only
went
on
waving
about
,
she
spoke
again
,
in
a
timid
voice
--
almost
in
a
whisper
.
'
And
can
all
the
flowers
talk
?
'
97
'
As
well
as
you
can
,
'
said
the
Tiger-lily
.
'
And
a
great
deal
louder
.
'
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98
'
It
is
n't
manners
for
us
to
begin
,
you
know
,
'
said
the
Rose
,
'
and
I
really
was
wondering
when
you
'd
speak
!
Said
I
to
myself
,
"
Her
face
has
got
some
sense
in
it
,
thought
it
's
not
a
clever
one
!
"
Still
,
you
're
the
right
colour
,
and
that
goes
a
long
way
.
'
99
'
I
do
n't
care
about
the
colour
,
'
the
Tiger-lily
remarked
.
'
If
only
her
petals
curled
up
a
little
more
,
she
'd
be
all
right
.
'
100
Alice
did
n't
like
being
criticised
,
so
she
began
asking
questions
.
'
Are
n't
you
sometimes
frightened
at
being
planted
out
here
,
with
nobody
to
take
care
of
you
?
'