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Biblioklept 
This is an amazing reminder to not take myself too seriously and let whimsy take the reins when writing sometimes. It’s also quite beautiful…
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That is amazing. The poem is much more basic than the version that made the final book. In fact, the final version only keeps the clever form of the tail. Martin Gardner also does a pastiche of this poem in his book The Annotated Alice: http://alastairsavage.wordpress.com/2013/08/21/the-annotated-alice/
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I have two postcards of two pages from this manuscript, amazing writing and illustrations!
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What was he on?
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L’ha ribloggato su CalliopeArte.
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