Book: Alice in Wonderland. Page 6

Give your evidence and don't be nervous, or I'll have you executed on the spot.

Not grunt. Of expressing yourself any other way!

If he is a little older, he would have made a dreadfully ugly child. And as a pig he is very sweet.
(Well, nothing, - she thought, - because it could get very nasty boy. And so it turned out very cute piggy!)

To the beautiful will never make it.

If everything in the world is meaningless, - said Alice, - what prevents invent any sense?

- Nothing can be done, - I said. - In your mind - and you and I!
- How do you know that I'm not in your mind? - Alice asked.
- Of course, not in his, - said the cat. - How else would you be here?
This argument, thought Alice isn't at all convincing, but she did not argue, but only asked:
- How do you know that you are out of your mind?
- Let's start with the fact that the dog in your mind. Agree?
"Suppose," Alice agreed.
'Go on,' said the cat. Dog growls when angry and when happy, wagging tail. Now I growl when I'm pleased, and wag my tail when angry. Therefore, I'm out of my mind.
I think you don't grunt, and purr, ' said Alice. Anyway, I call it so.
- Call it what you want, - said the cat. - The essence remains the same.
Another translation:
- Why am I going to freak? - mumbled Alice. - I... I better not go...
- You see, this still can not avoid, - said the cat - because we're all crazy. I'm crazy. You're crazy...
- Why do you know think I'm crazy. - Alice asked.
- Because you're here - simply said the cat, ' or you wouldn't have come here.