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521
'
That
's
the
way
it
's
done
,
'
the
Queen
said
with
great
decision
:
'
nobody
can
do
two
things
at
once
,
you
know
.
Let
's
consider
your
age
to
begin
with
--
how
old
are
you
?
'
522
'
I
'm
seven
and
a
half
exactly
.
'
523
'
You
need
n't
say
"
exactually
,
"
'
the
Queen
remarked
:
'
I
can
believe
it
without
that
.
Now
I
'll
give
you
something
to
believe
.
I
'm
just
one
hundred
and
one
,
five
months
and
a
day
.
'
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524
'
I
ca
n't
believe
that
!
'
said
Alice
.
525
'
Ca
n't
you
?
'
the
Queen
said
in
a
pitying
tone
.
'
Try
again
:
draw
a
long
breath
,
and
shut
your
eyes
.
'
526
Alice
laughed
.
527
'
There
's
no
use
trying
,
'
she
said
:
'
one
ca
n't
believe
impossible
things
.
'
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528
'
I
daresay
you
have
n't
had
much
practice
,
'
said
the
Queen
.
'
When
I
was
your
age
,
I
always
did
it
for
half-an-hour
a
day
.
Why
,
sometimes
I
've
believed
as
many
as
six
impossible
things
before
breakfast
.
There
goes
the
shawl
again
!
'
529
The
brooch
had
come
undone
as
she
spoke
,
and
a
sudden
gust
of
wind
blew
the
Queen
's
shawl
across
a
little
brook
.
The
Queen
spread
out
her
arms
again
,
and
went
flying
after
it
,
and
this
time
she
succeeded
in
catching
it
for
herself
.
'
I
've
got
it
!
'
she
cried
in
a
triumphant
tone
.
'
Now
you
shall
see
me
pin
it
on
again
,
all
by
myself
!
'
530
'
Then
I
hope
your
finger
is
better
now
?
'
Alice
said
very
politely
,
as
she
crossed
the
little
brook
after
the
Queen
.