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Late For Tea
Pictures by John TennielWords by Lewis Carroll
John Tenniel's White Rabbit checks his pocket watch, paired with Lewis Carroll's line from Wonderland, "It's always tea-time." Carroll's 1865 tale follows a curious girl down a rabbit-hole into a world of riddles and tea parties, and Tenniel's drawings made its characters known around the world. For a tea lover or anyone who adores Alice.
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It's always tea-time. Lewis Carroll, 1865
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Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) follows a curious girl down a rabbit-hole into a world of riddles, tea parties and talking animals. John Tenniel's drawings made its characters some of the best known in the world.
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