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'
I
do
n't
rejoice
in
insects
at
all
,
'
Alice
explained
,
'
because
I
'm
rather
afraid
of
them
--
at
least
the
large
kinds
.
But
I
can
tell
you
the
names
of
some
of
them
.
'
212
'
Of
course
they
answer
to
their
names
?
'
the
Gnat
remarked
carelessly
.
213
'
I
never
knew
them
do
it
.
'
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214
'
What
's
the
use
of
their
having
names
the
Gnat
said
,
'
if
they
wo
n't
answer
to
them
?
'
215
'
No
use
to
them
,
'
said
Alice
;
'
but
it
's
useful
to
the
people
who
name
them
,
I
suppose
.
If
not
,
why
do
things
have
names
at
all
?
'
216
'
I
ca
n't
say
,
'
the
Gnat
replied
.
'
Further
on
,
in
the
wood
down
there
,
they
've
got
no
names
--
however
,
go
on
with
your
list
of
insects
:
you
're
wasting
time
.
'
217
'
Well
,
there
's
the
Horse-fly
,
'
Alice
began
,
counting
off
the
names
on
her
fingers
.
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218
'
All
right
,
'
said
the
Gnat
:
'
half
way
up
that
bush
,
you
'll
see
a
Rocking-horse-fly
,
if
you
look
.
It
's
made
entirely
of
wood
,
and
gets
about
by
swinging
itself
from
branch
to
branch
.
'
219
'
What
does
it
live
on
?
'
Alice
asked
,
with
great
curiosity
.
220
'
Sap
and
sawdust
,
'
said
the
Gnat
.
'
Go
on
with
the
list
.
'