Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Other Tales

by Lewis Carroll, Lori M. Campbell Ph.D. (Introduction)

Overview

Delve into this stunning gift edition boasting the complete collection of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Other Tales and original, iconic illustrations by John Tenniel.

The next edition in the Knickerbocker Classic series, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Other Tales features the writings of Lewis Carroll, the master of puns, puzzles, and fantasy that have been delighting adults and children alike for over 150 years.This volume is comprised of both Alice books (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass); the nonsense poems, including "The Hunting of the Snark" and "Jabberwocky"; the novels Sylvie and Bruno and Sylvie and Bruno Concluded; and essays and other miscellaneous writings of this prolific writer.

For Lewis Carroll fans worldwide, this stunning gift edition with an elegantly designed cloth binding features a slipcase, ribbon marker, and a new introduction by Lori Campbell.

The Knickerbocker Classics bring together the essential works of classic authors from around the world in stunning editions to be collected and enjoyed.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781627886406
Publisher:	Race Point Publishing
Publication date:	06/01/2015
Series:	Knickerbocker Classics
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	1060
File size:	52 MB
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About the Author

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832–1898), known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll, was an English mathematician, photographer, and prolific writer, especially known for his beloved books Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Preferring the company of children to adults, his Alice books were inspired by his friendship with the young Alice Liddell, the daughter of the Dean of Christ Church, where Carroll was a mathematics instructor.

Lori Campbell is a lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh, where she teaches courses in 19th- and 20th-century literature and cultural studies. She is the author of Portals of Power: Magical Agency and Transformation in Literary Fantasy.

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832–1898), known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll, was an English mathematician, photographer, and prolific writer, especially known for his beloved books Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Preferring the company of children to adults, his Alice books were inspired by his friendship with the young Alice Liddell, the daughter of the Dean of Christ Church, where Carroll was a mathematics instructor.
Lori Campbell is a lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh, where she teaches courses in 19th- and 20th-century literature and cultural studies. She is the author of Portals of Power: Magical Agency and Transformation in Literary Fantasy.

Date of Birth:

January 27, 1832

Date of Death:

January 14, 1898

Place of Birth:

Daresbury, Cheshire, England

Place of Death:

Guildford, Surrey, England

Education:

Richmond School, Christ Church College, Oxford University, B.A., 1854; M.A., 1857

Website:

http://www.lewis-carroll-birthplace.org.uk/

Table of Contents

Contents
chronological table xv
introduction xix
i.
alice’s adventures in wonderland
christmas-greetings 
i. down the rabbit-hole 
ii. the pool of tears 
iii. a caucus-race and a long tale 
iv. the rabbit sends in a little bill 
v. advice from a caterpillar 
vi. pig and pepper 
vii. a mad tea-party 
viii. the queen’s croquet ground 
ix. the mock turtle’s story 
x. the lobster-quadrille 
xi. who stole the tarts? 
xii. alice’s evidence 
ii.
through the looking-glass
preface to 1896 edition 
i. looking-glass house 101ii. the garden of live flowers 
iii. looking-glass insects 
iv. tweedledum and tweedledee 
v. wool and water 
vi. humpty dumpty 
vii. the lion and the unicorn 
viii. “it’s my own invention” 
ix. queen alice 
x. shaking 
xi. waking 
xii. which dreamed it? 
iii.
sylvie and bruno
preface 
i. less bread! more taxes! 
ii. l’amie inconnue 
iii. birthday-presents 
iv. a cunning conspiracy 
v. a beggar’s palace 
vi. the magic locket 
vii. the baron’s embassy 
viii. a ride on a lion 
xi. a jester and a bear 
x. the other professor 
xi. peter and paul 
xii. a musical gardener 
xiii. a visit to dogland
xiv. fairy-sylvie 
xv. bruno’s revenge 
xvi. a changed crocodile 
xvii. the three badgers
xviii. queer street, number forty 
xix. how to make a phlizz 
xx. light come, light go 
xxi. through the ivory door 
xxii. crossing the line 
xxiii. an outlandish watch 
xxiv. the frogs’ birthday-treat 
xxv. looking eastward 
iv.
sylvie and bruno concluded
preface 
i. bruno’s lessons 
ii. love’s curfew 
iii. streaks of dawn 
iv. the dog-king 
v. matilda jane 
vi. willie’s wife
vii. mein herr 
viii. in a shady place 
ix. the farewell-party 
x. jabbering and jam 
xi. the man in the moon 
xii. fairy-music 
xiii. what tottles meant 
xiv. bruno’s picnic 
xv. the little foxes 
xvi. beyond these voices 
xvii. to the rescue! 
xviii. a newspaper-cutting 
xix. a fairy-duet 
xx. gammon and spinach 
xxi. the professor’s lecture 
xxii. the banquet 
xxiii. the pig-tale 
xxiv. the beggar’s return 
xxv. life out of death 
v. verse
the hunting of the snark
preface to the hunting of the snark 
fit the first
the landing 
fit the second
the bellman’s speech 
fit the third
the baker’s tale 
fit the fourth
the hunting 
fit the fifth
the beaver’s lesson 
fit the sixth
the barrister’s dream 
fit the seventh
the banker’s fate 
fit the eighth
the vanishing 
early verse
my fairy 
punctuality 
melodies 
brother and sister 
facts 
rules and regulations 
horrors 
misunderstandings 
as it fell upon a day 
ye fattale cheyse 
lays of sorrow, no. 1 
lays of sorrow, no. 2 
the two brothers 
the lady of the ladle 
coronach 
she’s all my fancy painted him 
photography extraordinary 
lays of mystery, imagination, and humour, no. 1:
the palace of humbug 
the mock turtle’s song 
upon the lonely moor 
miss jones 
puzzles from wonderland
puzzles 
solutions 
prologues to plays
prologue to “la guida di bragia” 
prologue 
prologue 
phantasmagoria
canto i: the trystyng 
canto ii: hys fyve rules 
canto iii: scarmoges 
canto iv: hys nouryture 
canto v: byckerment 
canto vi: discomfyture 
canto vii: sad souvenaunce 
echoes 
a sea dirge 
ye carpette knyghte 
hiawatha’s photographing 
melancholetta 
a valentine 
the three voices 
theme with variations
a game of fives 
poeta fit, non nascitur 
size and tears 
atalanta in camden-town 
the lang coortin’ 
four riddles 
fame’s penny-trumpet 
college rhymes and notes by an oxford chiel
ode to damon 
those horrid hurdy-gurdies! 
my fancy 
the majesty of justice 
the elections to the hebdomadal council 
the deserted parks 
examination statute 
acrostics, inscriptions, and other verses
acrostic: little maidens, when you look 
to three puzzled little girls, from the author 
double acrostic: i sing a place wherein agree 
three little maids 
puzzle 
three children 
two thieves 
two acrostics: round the wondrous globe
maidens, if a maid you meet 
double acrostic: two little girls near london dwell 
acrostic: “are you deaf, father william?” 
acrostic: maidens! if you love the tale 
acrostic: love-lighted eyes, that will not start
to m. a. b. 
acrostic: maiden, though thy heart may quail 
madrigal 
love among the roses 
two poems to rachel daniel 
the lyceum 
acrostic: around my lonely hearth tonight 
dreamland 
to my child-friend 
a riddle 
a limerick 
rhyme? and reason? 
a nursery darling 
maggie’s visit to oxford 
maggie b—— 
three sunsets and other poems
three sunsets 
the path of roses 
the valley of the shadow of death 
solitude 
beatrice 
stolen waters 
the willow-tree 
only a woman’s hair 
the sailor’s wife 
after three days 
faces in the fire 
a lesson in latin 
puck lost and found 
vi. stories
a tangled tale 
novelty and romancement 
a photographer’s day out 
wilhelm von schmitz 
the legend of scotland 
vii.
a miscellany
the offer of the clarendon trustees 
the new method of evaluation 
the dynamics of a parti-cle 
the new belfry of christ church, oxford 
the vision of the three t’s 
the blank cheque 
twelve months in a curatorship 
three years in a curatorship by one whom it has tried 
resident women-students 
some popular fallacies about vivisection 
lawn tennis tournaments 
eight or nine wise words about letter writing 
what the tortoise said to achilles 
the two clocks 
photography extraordinary 
hints for etiquette; or, dining out made easy 
a hemispherical problem 
a selection from symbolic logic 
rules for court circular 
croquet castles 
mischmasch 
doublets 
a postal problem 
the alphabet-cipher 
introduction to “the lost plum cake” 
endnotes 
index of first lines of verse 
the life and times of lewis carroll 
further reading