Mrs. Liddell: Alice, what do you have there?
Alice: A hobby horse!
Mrs. Liddell: NO!
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Mrs. Liddell: Alice, what do you have there?
Alice: A hobby horse!
Mrs. Liddell: NO!
Memory Fragment 59.
"'Fire, Alice, Fire!' 'Save yourself! Wake up Lizzie! Lizzie, open the door!' 'The key, Lizzie, unlock the door. You'll burn!"
— A Desperate Plea // Arthur and Mrs. Liddell
Memory Fragment 56.
"Music soothes the savage in us. Alice. Practice! The piano's for more than holding down the carpet."
— Music Must Soothe // Mrs. Liddell
Memory Fragment 54.
"We'll keep just the one lamp Alice - as a night-light. But it stays in the upstairs hall, and only till you turn 12."
— One Night Light // Mrs. Liddell
Memory Fragment 35.
"Most theatricals and gaffs are unsuitable for young persons. Punch and Judy dustups are no more than vulgar domestic arguments."
— Domestic Dustups // Mrs. Liddell
Memory Fragment 26.
"Whoever said 'There is no book so bad, but something good may be found in it' never read Martin Farquhar Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy."
— Tupper's Tragedy // Mrs. Liddell
Memory Fragment 21.
"We'll all roast in our beds, Alice, for the sake of your father's unnatural devotion to printed paper. This horde of flammables wants only a malignant spark, and poof... Our flesh and blood is smoke and ash."
— Roast in Our Beds // Mrs. Liddell
Memory Fragment 18.
"Lizzie, remember when a burst of steam lifted your dress up around your neck? Just outside Harrods it was. Fortunate your undergarments had just been laundered."
— Nearly an Indecency // Mrs. Liddell