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591
'
Do
n't
stand
there
chattering
to
yourself
like
that
,
'
Humpty
Dumpty
said
,
looking
at
her
for
the
first
time
,
'
but
tell
me
your
name
and
your
business
.
'
592
'
My
name
is
Alice
,
but
--
'
593
'
It
's
a
stupid
enough
name
!
'
Humpty
Dumpty
interrupted
impatiently
.
'
What
does
it
mean
?
'
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594
'
must
a
name
mean
something
?
'
Alice
asked
doubtfully
.
595
'
Of
course
it
must
,
'
Humpty
Dumpty
said
with
a
short
laugh
:
'
my
name
means
the
shape
I
am
--
and
a
good
handsome
shape
it
is
,
too
.
With
a
name
like
yours
,
you
might
be
any
shape
,
almost
.
'
596
'
Why
do
you
sit
out
here
all
alone
?
'
said
Alice
,
not
wishing
to
begin
an
argument
.
597
'
Why
,
because
there
's
nobody
with
me
!
'
cried
Humpty
Dumpty
.
'
Did
you
think
I
did
n't
know
the
answer
to
that
?
Ask
another
.
'
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598
'
Do
n't
you
think
you
'd
be
safer
down
on
the
ground
?
'
Alice
went
on
,
not
with
any
idea
of
making
another
riddle
,
but
simply
in
her
good-natured
anxiety
for
the
queer
creature
.
599
'
That
wall
is
so
very
narrow
!
'
600
'
What
tremendously
easy
riddles
you
ask
!
'
Humpty
Dumpty
growled
out
.
'
Of
course
I
do
n't
think
so
!
Why
,
if
ever
I
did
fall
off
--
which
there
's
no
chance
of
--
but
If
I
did
--
'
Here
he
pursed
his
lips
and
looked
so
solemn
and
grand
that
Alice
could
hardly
help
laughing
.
'
If
I
did
fall
,
'
he
went
on
,
'
the
King
has
promised
me
--
with
his
very
own
mouth
--
to
--
to
--
'