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Pictures by John TennielWords by Lewis Carroll
Alice reaches up to shake hands with Humpty Dumpty on his wall, in John Tenniel's engraving from Through the Looking-Glass, with Lewis Carroll's line "There's glory for you!" inside. In Carroll's book Alice steps behind the mirror into a living game of chess where flowers talk and eggs worry, and Tenniel drew every page. For someone who loves a good story and deserves a little glory.
Add four of your own photos and your own words; we print the card in the US and post it for you.
Inside, it says
There's glory for you! Lewis Carroll, 1871
On the back
In Through the Looking-Glass (1871) Alice steps behind the mirror into a living game of chess, where flowers talk, eggs worry and the rules run backwards. John Tenniel drew every page.
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