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'
In
most
gardens
,
'
the
Tiger-lily
said
,
'
they
make
the
beds
too
soft
--
so
that
the
flowers
are
always
asleep
.
'
112
This
sounded
a
very
good
reason
,
and
Alice
was
quite
pleased
to
know
it
.
'
I
never
thought
of
that
before
!
'
she
said
.
'
113
'
It
's
my
opinion
that
you
never
think
at
all
,
'
the
Rose
said
in
a
rather
severe
tone
.
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114
'
I
never
saw
anybody
that
looked
stupider
,
'
a
Violet
said
,
so
suddenly
,
that
Alice
quite
jumped
;
for
it
had
n't
spoken
before
.
115
'
Hold
your
tongue
!
'
cried
the
Tiger-lily
.
'
As
if
you
ever
saw
anybody
!
You
keep
your
head
under
the
leaves
,
and
snore
away
there
,
till
you
know
no
more
what
's
going
on
in
the
world
,
than
if
you
were
a
bud
!
'
116
'
Are
there
any
more
people
in
the
garden
besides
me
?
'
Alice
said
,
not
choosing
to
notice
the
Rose
's
last
remark
.
117
'
There
's
one
other
flower
in
the
garden
that
can
move
about
like
you
,
'
said
the
Rose
.
'
I
wonder
how
you
do
it
--
'
(
'
You
're
always
wondering
,
'
said
the
Tiger-lily
)
,
'
but
she
's
more
bushy
than
you
are
.
'
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118
'
Is
she
like
me
?
'
Alice
asked
eagerly
,
for
the
thought
crossed
her
mind
,
'
There
's
another
little
girl
in
the
garden
,
somewhere
!
'
119
'
Well
,
she
has
the
same
awkward
shape
as
you
,
'
the
Rose
said
,
'
but
she
's
redder
--
and
her
petals
are
shorter
,
I
think
.
'
120
'
Her
petals
are
done
up
close
,
almost
like
a
dahlia
,
'
the
Tiger-lily
interrupted
:
'
not
tumbled
about
anyhow
,
like
yours
.
'