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CHAPTERI.DowntheRabbit-Hole
Alicewasbeginningtogetverytiredof
istumaan
sitting
byhersisteronthebank,andofhaving
mitään
nothing
todo:
onceor
kahdesti
twice
shehadpeepedintothebookhersisterwasreading,
mutta
but
ithadnopictures
tai
or
conversationsinit,“andwhatistheuseofabook,”
ajatteli
thought
Alice“withoutpicturesorconversations?”
Soshewas
mietti
considering
inherownmind
Kuin
(as
wellasshecould,forthe
kuuma
hot
daymadeherfeelverysleepyandstupid),whetherthepleasureofmakingadaisy-chainwouldbe
sen arvoista
worth
thetroubleofgetting
ylös
up
andpickingthedaisies,
kun
when
suddenlyaWhiteRabbitwithpinkeyesranclosebyher.
Therewas
mitään
nothing
soveryremarkableinthat;
eikä
nor
didAlicethinkitsovery
paljon
much
outofthewayto
kuulla
hear
theRabbitsaytoitself,“Ohdear!
Ohdear!
Ishallbelate!”
Kun
(when
shethoughtitoverafterwards,itoccurredtoher
että
that
sheoughttohave
miettiä
wondered
atthis,butatthetimeit
kaikki
all
seemedquitenatural);
butwhenthe
Jänis
Rabbit
actuallytookawatchoutofitswaistcoat-pocket,andlookedatit,andthenhurriedon,Alicestartedtoherfeet,foritflashedacrosshermindthatshehad
koskaan
never
beforeseenarabbitwitheitherawaistcoat-pocket,
tai
or
awatchtotakeoutofit,andburningwithcuriosity,sheranacrossthefieldafterit,and
onneksi
fortunately
wasjustintimeto
nähnyt
see
itpopdownalargerabbit-hole
alle
under
thehedge.
InanothermomentdownwentAliceafter
sen
it
,neveronceconsideringhowintheworldshewastoget
ulos
out
again.
Therabbit-holewent
suoraan
straight
onlikeatunnelforsomeway,
ja
and
thendippedsuddenlydown,so
äkkiä
suddenly
thatAlicehadnot
a
a
momenttothinkabout
pysäyttää
stopping
herselfbeforeshefoundherselffalling
alas
down
averydeepwell.
Joko
Either
thewellwasvery
syvä
deep
,orshefellvery
hitaasti
slowly
,forshehadplentyoftimeasshewent
alas
down
tolookaboutherandto
miettiä
wonder
whatwasgoingto
tapahtuisi
happen
next.
First,shetriedto
katsoa
look
downandmakeoutwhatshewascomingto,
mutta
but
itwastoodarkto
nähdä
see
anything;
thenshelookedatthesidesofthewell,andnoticed
että
that
theywerefilledwithcupboardsandbook-shelves;
täällä
here
andthereshesawmaps
ja
and
pictureshunguponpegs.
She
otti
took
downajarfromoneoftheshelvesasshepassed;
itwaslabelled“ORANGEMARMALADE”,
mutta
but
tohergreatdisappointmentitwas
tyhjä
empty
:
shedidnotliketo
pudottaa
drop
thejarforfearofkilling
jonkun
somebody
underneath,somanagedto
laittamaan
put
itintooneofthecupboardsasshefell
ohi
past
it.
“Well!”
thoughtAlicetoherself,“aftersuchafallasthis,Ishallthink
mitään
nothing
oftumblingdownstairs!
Miten
How
bravethey’llallthinkmeathome!
Why,Iwouldn’t
sanoisi
say
anythingaboutit,evenifIfelloffthetopofthehouse!”
(Whichwasvery
todennäköisesti
likely
true.)
Down,down,down.
Wouldthefall
koskaan
never
cometoanend?
“IwonderhowmanymilesI’vefallenbythistime?”
she
sanoi
said
aloud.
“Imustbegettingsomewhere
lähellä
near
thecentreofthe
maapallon
earth
.
Letmesee:
thatwouldbe
neljä
four
thousandmilesdown,Ithink—”
(for,yousee,Alicehadlearnt
useita
several
thingsofthissortinherlessonsintheschoolroom,and
vaikka
though
thiswasnota
kovin
very
goodopportunityforshowingoffherknowledge,astherewas
ei
no
onetolistentoher,
silti
still
itwasgoodpracticeto
sanoa
say
itover)“—yes,that’s
noin
about
therightdistance—butthenI
ihmettelen
wonder
whatLatitudeorLongitudeI’vegotto?”
(Alicehad
ei
no
ideawhatLatitudewas,
tai
or
Longitudeeither,butthoughttheywerenicegrandwordstosay.)
Tällä hetkellä
Presently
shebeganagain.
“I
mietin
wonder
ifIshallfallright
läpi
through
theearth!
Howfunnyit’ll
näyttää
seem
tocomeoutamongthepeoplethat
kävelevät
walk
withtheirheadsdownward!
TheAntipathies,Ithink—”
(shewas
melko
rather
gladtherewasnoone
kuunnellut
listening
,thistime,asitdidn’tsoundatalltherightword)“—butIshallhaveto
kysyä
ask
themwhatthenameofthe
maan
country
is,youknow.
Please,Ma’am,is
tämä
this
NewZealandorAustralia?”
(andshe
yritti
tried
tocurtseyasshespoke—fancycurtseyingasyou’refallingthroughtheair!
Doyouthinkyoucouldmanageit?)
“Andwhatanignorantlittlegirlshe’llthinkmeforasking!
Ei
No
,it’llneverdoto
kysyä
ask
:
perhapsIshallseeitwrittenupsomewhere.”
Alas
Down
,down,down.
Therewas
mitään
nothing
elsetodo,soAlice
pian
soon
begantalkingagain.
“Dinah’ll
kaipaamaan
miss
meverymuchto-night,I
tulee
should
think!”
(Dinahwasthecat.)
“I
toivon
hope
they’llrememberhersaucerofmilkattea-time.
Dinahmydear!
Iwishyouweredown
täällä
here
withme!
Therearenomiceintheair,I’mafraid,
mutta
but
youmightcatchabat,
ja
and
that’sverylikea
hiiri
mouse
,youknow.
Butdocatseatbats,Iwonder?”
And
tässä
here
Alicebegantoget
melko
rather
sleepy,andwenton
sanomalla
saying
toherself,ina
unelmoiva
dreamy
sortofway,“Docats
syövät
eat
bats?
Docatseatbats?”
ja
and
sometimes,“Dobatseatcats?”
for,yousee,asshecouldn’t
vastata
answer
eitherquestion,itdidn’tmuch
väliä
matter
whichwaysheput
sen
it
.
Shefeltthatshewasdozingoff,
ja
and
hadjustbeguntodream
että
that
shewaswalkinghandinhandwithDinah,
ja
and
sayingtoherveryearnestly,“Now,Dinah,
kerro
tell
methetruth:
didyouever
syönyt
eat
abat?”
whensuddenly,
thump
thump
!
thump!
downshecameupona
kasaan
heap
ofsticksanddryleaves,andthefallwasover.
Alicewasnota
vähän
bit
hurt,andshejumped
ylös
up
ontoherfeetinamoment:
she
katsoi
looked
up,butitwasalldarkoverhead;
beforeherwas
toinen
another
longpassage,andthe
Valkoinen
White
Rabbitwasstillinsight,hurryingdownit.
Therewasnotamomenttobelost:
pois
away
wentAlicelikethe
tuuli
wind
,andwasjustintimeto
kuulla
hear
itsay,asitturnedacorner,“Ohmyears
ja
and
whiskers,howlateit’sgetting!”
Shewas
lähellä
close
behinditwhensheturnedthecorner,
mutta
but
theRabbitwasnolongertobeseen:
shefoundherselfina
pitkään
long
,lowhall,whichwaslitupbyarowoflamps
ripustettu
hanging
fromtheroof.
Thereweredoors
kaikki
all
roundthehall,buttheywere
kaikki
all
locked;
andwhenAlice
oli
had
beenalltheway
alas
down
onesideanduptheother,tryingeverydoor,she
käveli
walked
sadlydownthemiddle,
ihmetteli
wondering
howshewasevertoget
ulos
out
again.
Suddenlyshecameupona
pieni
little
three-leggedtable,allmadeofsolidglass;
therewas
mitään
nothing
onitexcepta
pieni
tiny
goldenkey,andAlice’s
ensimmäinen
first
thoughtwasthatit
saattaisi
might
belongtooneofthedoorsofthehall;
mutta
but
,alas!
eitherthelockswere
liian
too
large,orthekeywas
liian
too
small,butatanyrateitwouldnot
avannut
open
anyofthem.
However,onthesecondtimeround,shecameuponalowcurtainshehadnotnoticed
ennen
before
,andbehinditwasalittle
ovi
door
aboutfifteenincheshigh:
she
kokeili
tried
thelittlegoldenkeyinthelock,
ja
and
tohergreatdelightit
sopi
fitted
!
Aliceopenedthedoor
ja
and
foundthatitledinto
a
a
smallpassage,notmuch
suurempi
larger
thanarat-hole:
she
polvistui
knelt
downandlookedalongthepassageintotheloveliestgardenyoueversaw.
Kuinka
How
shelongedtoget
ulos
out
ofthatdarkhall,andwanderaboutamongthosebedsofbrightflowersandthosecoolfountains,
mutta
but
shecouldnoteven
saanut
get
herheadthroughthedoorway;
“and
vaikka
even
ifmyheadwould
menisi
go
through,”thoughtpoorAlice,“itwouldbeof
hyvin
very
littleusewithoutmyshoulders.
Oh,howIwishI
voisin
could
shutuplikea
kaukoputki
telescope
!
IthinkIcould,
jos
if
Ionlyknewhowtobegin.”
For,you
näette
see
,somanyout-of-the-waythingshad
tapahtunut
happened
lately,thatAlicehadbegunto
ajatella
think
thatveryfewthings
todellakin
indeed
werereallyimpossible.
There
näyttänyt
seemed
tobenouseinwaitingbythelittle
oven
door
,soshewentbacktothe
pöydän
table
,halfhopingshemight
löytäisi
find
anotherkeyonit,
tai
or
atanyrateabookofrulesforshuttingpeopleup
kuin
like
telescopes:
thistimeshe
löysi
found
alittlebottleonit,(“whichcertainlywasnot
täällä
here
before,”saidAlice,)androundtheneckofthebottlewasapaperlabel,withthewords“DRINKME,”
kauniisti
beautifully
printedonitinlargeletters.
Itwas
kaikki
all
verywelltosay“Drinkme,”
mutta
but
thewiselittleAlicewasnotgoingto
tehdä
do
thatinahurry.
“No,I’ll
katson
look
first,”shesaid,“and
katson
see
whetherit’smarked‘poison’ornot”;
forshehadread
useita
several
nicelittlehistoriesaboutchildren
jotka
who
hadgotburnt,and
olivat syöneet
eaten
upbywildbeasts
ja
and
otherunpleasantthings,all
sillä
because
theywouldnotrememberthesimplerulestheirfriendshad
olivat opettaneet
taught
them:
suchas,thatared-hotpokerwill
polttaa
burn
youifyouholdit
liian
too
long;
andthatifyoucutyourfinger
hyvin
very
deeplywithaknife,it
yleensä
usually
bleeds;
andshehad
koskaan
never
forgottenthat,ifyou
juot
drink
muchfromabottlemarked“poison,”itis
melkein
almost
certaintodisagreewithyou,
ennemmin
sooner
orlater.
However,thisbottlewasnot
merkitty
marked
“poison,”soAliceventuredto
maistamaan
taste
it,andfindingit
hyvin
very
nice,(ithad,in
itse asiassa
fact
,asortofmixedflavourofcherry-tart,custard,pine-apple,roastturkey,toffee,andhotbutteredtoast,)she
hyvin
very
soonfinisheditoff.
“Whatacuriousfeeling!”
sanoi
said
Alice;
“Imustbeshuttingup
kuin
like
atelescope.”
Andsoitwas
todellakin
indeed
:
shewasnowonly
kymmenen
ten
incheshigh,andherfacebrightenedupatthe
ajatteli
thought
thatshewasnowtherightsizefor
mennä
going
throughthelittledoorinto
että
that
lovelygarden.
First,however,she
odotti
waited
forafewminutestoseeifshewasgoingtoshrinkany
entisestään
further
:
shefeltalittle
hermostunut
nervous
aboutthis;
“forit
saattaa
might
end,youknow,”saidAlicetoherself,“inmygoingout
kokonaan
altogether
,likeacandle.
IwonderwhatI
pitäisi
should
belikethen?”
Andshe
yritti
tried
tofancywhatthe
liekki
flame
ofacandleislike
kun
after
thecandleisblownout,forshecouldnot
muistanut
remember
everhavingseensuchathing.
Afterawhile,findingthat
mitään
nothing
morehappened,shedecidedon
mennä
going
intothegardenatonce;
mutta
but
,alasforpoorAlice!
kun
when
shegottothe
ovelle
door
,shefoundshehadforgottenthelittlegolden
avaimen
key
,andwhenshewent
takaisin
back
tothetableforit,shefoundshecouldnotpossiblyreachit:
shecould
näki
see
itquiteplainlythroughtheglass,andshe
yritti
tried
herbesttoclimbuponeofthelegsofthe
pöydän
table
,butitwastoo
liukas
slippery
;
andwhenshehad
väsynyt
tired
herselfoutwithtrying,thepoor
pikku
little
thingsatdownand
itki
cried
.
“Come,there’snousein
itkeä
crying
likethat!”
saidAlicetoherself,
melko
rather
sharply;
“Iadviseyoutoleaveoffthisminute!”
She
yleensä
generally
gaveherselfverygood
neuvoja
advice
,(thoughsheveryseldomfollowedit),
ja
and
sometimesshescoldedherselfso
ankarasti
severely
astobringtearsintohereyes;
andonceshe
muisti
remembered
tryingtoboxherownearsfor
oli
having
cheatedherselfinagameofcroquetshewas
pelasi
playing
againstherself,forthis
utelias
curious
childwasveryfondof
teeskentelemään
pretending
tobetwopeople.
“Butit’snousenow,”
ajatteli
thought
poorAlice,“topretendtobe
kaksi
two
people!
Why,there’shardly
tarpeeksi
enough
ofmeleftto
tehdä
make
onerespectableperson!”
Soonhereyefellona
pieni
little
glassboxthatwaslyingunderthe
pöydän
table
:
sheopenedit,and
löysi
found
initaverysmall
kakun
cake
,onwhichthewords“EATME”were
kauniisti
beautifully
markedincurrants.
“Well,I’ll
syön
eat
it,”saidAlice,“and
jos
if
itmakesmegrowlarger,I
voin
can
reachthekey;
and
jos
if
itmakesmegrowsmaller,I
voin
can
creepunderthedoor;
soeitherwayI’llgetintothegarden,
ja
and
Idon’tcarewhichhappens!”
She
söi
ate
alittlebit,and
sanoi
said
anxiouslytoherself,“Whichway?
Whichway?”,holdingherhandonthetopofher
päänsä
head
tofeelwhichwayitwas
kasvoi
growing
,andshewasquitesurprisedtofind
että
that
sheremainedthesamesize:
tobe
totta kai
sure
,thisgenerallyhappenswhenone
syö
eats
cake,butAlicehadgotso
paljon
much
intothewayof
odottaa
expecting
nothingbutout-of-the-waythingsto
tapahtuu
happen
,thatitseemedquitedullandstupidforlifetogooninthecommon
tavalla
way
.
CHAPTERII.ThePoolofTears
“Curiouser
ja
and
curiouser!”
criedAlice(shewassomuchsurprised,
että
that
forthemomentshe
melko
quite
forgothowtospeak
hyvää
good
English);
“nowI’mopeningout
kuin
like
thelargesttelescopethateverwas!
Good-bye,feet!”
(for
kun
when
shelookeddownatherfeet,they
näyttivät
seemed
tobealmostoutofsight,theyweregettingso
kaukana
far
off).
“Oh,mypoor
pikku
little
feet,Iwonderwhowill
laittaa
put
onyourshoesandstockingsforyou
nyt
now
,dears?
I’msureIshan’tbeable!
Ishallbeagreatdeal
liian
too
farofftotroublemyselfaboutyou:
you
täytyy
must
managethebestwayyoucan;—butI
täytyy
must
bekindtothem,”
ajatteli
thought
Alice,“orperhapstheywon’t
kävele
walk
thewayIwanttogo!
Anna
Let
mesee:
I’llgivethema
uudet
new
pairofbootseveryChristmas.”
Ja
And
shewentonplanningtoherself
miten
how
shewouldmanageit.
“They
on
must
gobythecarrier,”she
ajatteli
thought
;
“andhowfunnyit’ll
näyttää
seem
,sendingpresentstoone’sownfeet!
Ja
And
howoddthedirectionswilllook!
Ohdear,what
hölynpölyä
nonsense
I’mtalking!”
Justthenher
päänsä
head
struckagainsttheroofofthehall:
in
itse asiassa
fact
shewasnowmorethan
yhdeksän
nine
feethigh,andsheatonce
otti
took
upthelittlegolden
avaimen
key
andhurriedofftothegarden
ovelle
door
.
PoorAlice!
Itwasas
paljon
much
asshecoulddo,lyingdownonone
puolella
side
,tolookthroughintothegardenwithoneeye;
mutta
but
togetthroughwasmore
toivoton
hopeless
thanever:
shesat
alas
down
andbegantocry
taas
again
.
“Yououghttobe
hävetä
ashamed
ofyourself,”saidAlice,“a
suuri
great
girllikeyou,”(she
saattoi
might
wellsaythis),“togoon
itkemistä
crying
inthisway!
Stop
tämä
this
moment,Itellyou!”
Mutta
But
shewentonallthesame,
vuodattaen
shedding
gallonsoftears,untiltherewasa
suuri
large
poolallroundher,
noin
about
fourinchesdeepandreachinghalfdownthehall.
Aftera
ajan
time
sheheardalittlepatteringoffeetinthe
kaukaa
distance
,andshehastilydriedhereyestoseewhatwascoming.
Itwasthe
Valkoinen
White
Rabbitreturning,splendidlydressed,withapairof
valkoinen
white
kidglovesinone
kädessä
hand
andalargefanintheother:
he
tuli
came
trottingalonginagreathurry,mutteringtohimselfashe
tuli
came
,“Oh!
theDuchess,the
Herttuatar
Duchess
!
Oh!
won’tshebe
villi
savage
ifI’vekeptherwaiting!”
Alice
tunsi
felt
sodesperatethatshewas
valmis
ready
toaskhelpof
tahansa
any
one;
so,whenthe
Jänis
Rabbit
camenearher,she
alkoi
began
,inalow,timid
äänellä
voice
,“Ifyouplease,sir—”
The
Jänis
Rabbit
startedviolently,droppedthewhitekidgloves
ja
and
thefan,andskurriedawayintothedarknessas
kovaa
hard
ashecouldgo.
Alice
otti
took
upthefanandgloves,
ja
and
,asthehallwas
hyvin
very
hot,shekeptfanningherselfallthe
ajan
time
shewentontalking:
“Dear,
rakas
dear
!
Howqueereverythingisto-day!
And
eilen
yesterday
thingswentonjustas
tavallista
usual
.
IwonderifI’vebeen
muutettu
changed
inthenight?
Letmethink:
wasIthe
sama
same
whenIgotupthis
aamuna
morning
?
IalmostthinkIcanremember
tunsin
feeling
alittledifferent.
But
jos
if
I’mnotthesame,the
seuraava
next
questionis,WhointheworldamI?
Ah,that’sthe
suuri
great
puzzle!”
Andshebeganthinkingoverallthechildrenshe
tunsi
knew
thatwereofthesameageasherself,to
katsomaan
see
ifshecouldhavebeen
vaihtaa
changed
foranyofthem.
“I’m
varma
sure
I’mnotAda,”she
sanoi
said
,“forherhairgoesin
niin
such
longringlets,andminedoesn’tgoinringletsatall;
andI’m
varma
sure
Ican’tbeMabel,forI
tiedän
know
allsortsofthings,andshe,oh!
she
tietää
knows
suchaverylittle!
Sitä paitsi
Besides
,she’sshe,andI’mI,and—ohdear,
miten
how
puzzlingitallis!
I’ll
yritän
try
ifIknowallthethingsIusedtoknow.
Anna
Let
mesee:
fourtimes
viisi
five
istwelve,andfourtimes
kuusi
six
isthirteen,andfourtimes
seitsemän
seven
is—ohdear!
Ishall
koskaan
never
gettotwentyatthatrate!
Kuitenkaan
However
,theMultiplicationTabledoesn’tsignify:
let’s
kokeillaan
try
Geography.
Londonisthe
pääkaupunki
capital
ofParis,andParisisthe
pääkaupunki
capital
ofRome,andRome—no,that’sall
väärin
wrong
,I’mcertain!
Imusthavebeen
vaihdettu
changed
forMabel!
I’lltry
ja
and
say‘Howdoththelittle—’”
ja
and
shecrossedherhandsonherlapasifshewere
sanoa
saying
lessons,andbeganto
toistaa
repeat
it,buthervoicesoundedhoarse
ja
and
strange,andthewordsdidnotcomethe
samalla
same
astheyusedtodo:—.
“Howdoththe
pieni
little
crocodileImprovehisshiningtail,And
kaataa
pour
thewatersoftheNileOneverygoldenscale!
“Howcheerfullyhe
näyttää
seems
togrin,Howneatlyspreadhisclaws,
Ja
And
welcomelittlefishesinWith
lempeästi
gently
smilingjaws!”
“I’msure
ne
those
arenottherightwords,”
sanoi
said
poorAlice,andhereyesfilledwithtears
taas
again
asshewenton,“ImustbeMabel
kun
after
all,andIshallhaveto
mennä
go
andliveinthatpokylittlehouse,
ja
and
havenexttonotoysto
leikkiä
play
with,andoh!
eversomanylessonstolearn!
Ei
No
,I’vemadeupmymindabout
sen
it
;
ifI’mMabel,I’ll
jään
stay
downhere!
It’llbenousetheirputtingtheirheads
alas
down
andsaying‘Comeupagain,dear!’Ishall
vain
only
lookupandsay‘WhoamIthen?
Kerro
Tell
methatfirst,andthen,
jos
if
Ilikebeingthatperson,I’ll
tulen
come
up:
ifnot,I’ll
jään
stay
downheretillI’m
joku
somebody
else’—but,ohdear!”
criedAlice,witha
äkillinen
sudden
burstoftears,“Idowishtheywould
laittaisivat
put
theirheadsdown!
Iamsovery
väsynyt
tired
ofbeingallalonehere!”
Asshe
sanoi
said
thisshelookeddownatherhands,andwassurprisedto
näin
see
thatshehadputononeoftheRabbit’slittlewhitekidgloves
kun
while
shewastalking.
“How
voisin
can
Ihavedonethat?”
she
ajatteli
thought
.
“Imustbegrowingsmallagain.”
Shegot
ylös
up
andwenttothe
pöydän
table
tomeasureherselfbyit,
ja
and
foundthat,asnearlyasshecould
arvata
guess
,shewasnowabouttwofeet
korkea
high
,andwasgoingonshrinking
nopeasti
rapidly
:
shesoonfoundout
että
that
thecauseofthiswasthe
tuuletin
fan
shewasholding,andshe
pudotti
dropped
ithastily,justintimetoavoid
kutistuisi
shrinking
awayaltogether.
“Thatwasanarrowescape!”