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'
When
I
use
a
word
,
'
Humpty
Dumpty
said
in
rather
a
scornful
tone
,
'
it
means
just
what
I
choose
it
to
mean
--
neither
more
nor
less
.
'
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'
The
question
is
,
'
said
Alice
,
'
whether
you
can
make
words
mean
so
many
different
things
.
'
653
'
The
question
is
,
'
said
Humpty
Dumpty
,
'
which
is
to
be
master
--
that
's
all
.
'
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Alice
was
too
much
puzzled
to
say
anything
,
so
after
a
minute
Humpty
Dumpty
began
again
.
'
They
've
a
temper
,
some
of
them
--
particularly
verbs
,
they
're
the
proudest
--
adjectives
you
can
do
anything
with
,
but
not
verbs
--
however
,
I
can
manage
the
whole
lot
of
them
!
Impenetrability
!
That
's
what
I
say
!
'
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'
Would
you
tell
me
,
please
,
'
said
Alice
'
what
that
means
?
'
656
'
Now
you
talk
like
a
reasonable
child
,
'
said
Humpty
Dumpty
,
looking
very
much
pleased
.
'
I
meant
by
"
impenetrability
"
that
we
've
had
enough
of
that
subject
,
and
it
would
be
just
as
well
if
you
'd
mention
what
you
mean
to
do
next
,
as
I
suppose
you
do
n't
mean
to
stop
here
all
the
rest
of
your
life
.
'
657
'
That
's
a
great
deal
to
make
one
word
mean
,
'
Alice
said
in
a
thoughtful
tone
.
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'
When
I
make
a
word
do
a
lot
of
work
like
that
,
'
said
Humpty
Dumpty
,
'
I
always
pay
it
extra
.
'
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'
Oh
!
'
said
Alice
.
She
was
too
much
puzzled
to
make
any
other
remark
.
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'
Ah
,
you
should
see
'em
come
round
me
of
a
Saturday
night
,
'
Humpty
Dumpty
went
on
,
wagging
his
head
gravely
from
side
to
side
:
'
for
to
get
their
wages
,
you
know
.
'