Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass, By Lewis Carroll
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We learn the significance of the orange marmalade picked up by Alice (Lorinda Liddell, the real Alice's mother, provided the original recipe for Cooper's Oxford Marmalade). The White Rabbit was identified by William Empson as Dr Spooner, though this edition fails to note the belief in Beverley, East Yorkshire, that it was based on a church carving seen by Carroll.
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