Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland · Part 4 of 5
The Queen’s Court
Follow Alice from the rabbit hole to the Queen’s court and back to a sunny riverbank.
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The Queen’s Court
The Mock Turtle and Gryphon sang and danced the Lobster Quadrille while Alice watched by the sea.
They described how sea creatures traded places in the dance.
The Queen’s Court
A cry announced a trial, and the Gryphon led Alice back to the Queen’s court to see it.
The Mock Turtle stayed behind on the shore.
The Queen’s Court
The Knave of Hearts stood accused of stealing tarts that the Queen had baked.
The King sat as judge, and the White Rabbit read the charge aloud.
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Explore this illustrated story at four reading levels. Each level follows the same essential events.
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Retelling: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland · Part 4 of 5
For parents: After Carroll’s 1865 novel. The strange encounters, trial and waking from Alice’s dream retain the original order and ending.
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