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           ‘Giveyourevidence,’theKingrepeatedangrily,‘orI’llhaveyouexecuted,whetheryou’renervousornot.’ 

           ‘I’mapoorman,yourMajesty,’theHatterbegan, inatremblingvoice,‘ —andIhadn’tbegunmytea—notaboveaweekorso—andwhatwiththebread-and-buttergettingsothin—andthetwinklingofthetea—’ 

           ‘Thetwinklingofthewhat? ’saidtheKing. 

           ‘Itbeganwiththetea,’theHatterreplied. 

           ‘OfcoursetwinklingbeginswithaT! ’saidtheKingsharply. ‘Doyoutakemeforadunce? Goon!’ 

           ‘I’mapoorman,’theHatterwenton,‘andmostthingstwinkledafterthat—onlytheMarchHaresaid—’ 

           ‘Ididn’t! ’theMarchHareinterruptedinagreathurry. 

           ‘Youdid! ’saidtheHatter. 

           ‘Idenyit! ’saidtheMarchHare. 

           ‘Hedeniesit,’saidtheKing: ‘leaveoutthatpart.’ 

           ‘Well,atanyrate,theDormousesaid—’theHatterwenton,lookinganxiouslyroundtoseeifhewoulddenyittoo: buttheDormousedeniednothing,beingfastasleep. 

           ‘Afterthat,’continuedtheHatter,‘Icutsomemorebread-and-butter—’ 

           ‘ButwhatdidtheDormousesay? ’oneofthejuryasked. 

           ‘ThatIcan’tremember,’saidtheHatter.