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fjrougf) tlje €ntrame examinations; ■Icing the Curious Adventures of Alice in Iter Quest through Barnardland for an Aim in Life. Chapter I. After this experience, I am sure I shall not mind anything, thought Alice, as she passed through the last paper, which seemed rather tougher than the others. Looking about her, she found herself in a long hall with doors all around it; but all were locked fast or marked Pri- vate except one, which led to the outer world. After all the trouble I had getting in here, said poor Alice to herself, I certainly don ' t want to walk right out again. So she sat down rather disconsolately to feel her bruises. Not much injured, I hope? said a cheerful voice. Alice looked up, sure that the girl smiling down at her was the Junior with a capital J about whom she had read in story books and college songs. And so it was — only much more ordinary than she had expected. Oh, no, she answered. Nothing hut a few Latin bruises and a condition on the hypothe- nuse. They ' re not so easy to get rid of as they look, the Junior returned. Alice opened her wise young eyes. Are yours there yet? she asked. Is there anything I can show you? inquired the Junior rather hurriedly. You might tell me first what is behind all those doors. Take all this down in your Blue Book. It may prove useful, the Junior began. The door marked, ' Priv ate Office of the Dean ' is really not closed to anybody but the cat. That is where you lay down your troubles. Behind the one across the hall is where the Red Queen lives and that is where you get your troubles unless you are very businessdike and refuse to be scared. This next place is the reception room — and sure enough there is somebody in it. Alice peeped in. She looks very unhappy. May I take her with me on my journey? It may raise her spirits. She was very much disconcerted when the subject of her remarks raised her head and said plaintively, Thank you; but I am a Parent and was to be left till called for. The Junior was evidently hardened to such sights. She called Alice over to inspect a curi- ous object under a glass case. I think somebody must have given it to us, she said, but it is not the kind of building we asked for. Don ' t stop to look at it now or the Faculty Procession will have gone by. Are the Faculty nice? asked Alice anxiously. Nice, but nubbly, as the whale said when he swallowed the sailor. What is nubbly, please? You ' ll find out soon enough, said the Junior, with a sigh ; but you must be quiet now until they have passed. [15]
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