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　　"Come and have a dinner with me on Thursday," says John．

　　“But I don't know where your house is,” says Henry．

　　“It's easy,” says John．“There's no problem．You get off(下车)the bus．Then, you cross the street．You take the first on the left, and you walk for five minutes．Then you come to a big tree about a hundred metres down this street, there is a big red house．You go past the big red house．And after about five hundred metres, you see a small yellow house near a little tree．Open the door with your foot．"

　　“With my foot?” Says Henry．

　　“Why, yes,” says John, “Your hands will be full(满满的)．”

　　"How do you know my hands will be full?" says Henry．

　　“You wouldn't come to my house without(没有)some food with you”．

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　　“You shouldn’t be so noisy, Your Majesty,” Alice said to the black kitten．You’ve woken me out of a very nice dream．I’ve been all through the looking-glass world．And I think that you were the Red Queen, weren’t you?

　　It is impossible to guess if a kitten is saying “yes” or “no”．Alice looked among the chessmen on the table until she found the Red Queen．Then she sat on the carpet and put the kitten and the Queen to look at each other．

　　“Curtsy while you’re thinking what to say, ” Alice said, with a little laugh．“It saves time, remember!”

　　But the kitten turned its head away and wouldn’t look at the Queen．

　　“ Now, Kitty, ” Alice went on, “ who was it who dreamed it all, do you think?No, lis-ten-don’t start washing your paws now．You see, Kitty, it was either me or the Red King．He was part of my dream, of course－but then I was part of his dream too!Was it the Red King, Kitty?”

　　But the kitten began to Wash its other paw, and pretended it hadn’t heard the question．

　　Who do you think was dreaming?

　　注：wake vt．打断睡眠，吵醒

　　dream n．梦

　　impossible adj．不可能的

　　carpet n．地毯

　　paw n．猫爪　pretend v．假装

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