First-degree wordplay:
Second-degree wordplay:
- [II] a great girl like you ~ (she might well say this)
- [II] being drowned in my own tears ~ [figuratively]
- [III] This is the driest thing I know. ~ [unwet]
- [III] found it advisable ~ to go with Edgar Atheling
- [III] Mine is a long and a sad tale! ~ It IS a long tail, certainly
- [III] I had NOT! ~ A knot!
- [III] an old Crab took the opportunity ~ [grouchy person]
- [IV] W[hite] Rabbit ~ W[hatever given name] Rabbit
- [IV] when I grow up ~ but I'm grown up now
- [IV] Pat: Digging for apples ~ [potatoes]
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Second-degree wordplay:
- [1] Antipathies ~ [Antipodes]
- [1] Do cats eat bats? ~ Do bats eat cats?
- [1] Oh my ears and whiskers ~ Oh my eyes
- [II] — Curiouser and curiouser! ~ more curious
- [II] O Mouse ~ vocative
- [III] caucus-race ~ in a sort of circle
- [IV] The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill ~ [parliament]
- [IV] Oh my dear paws ~ Oh my eyes
- [IV] Oh my fur and whiskers ~ Oh my eyes
- [IV] as sure as ferrets are ferrets ~ as eggs are eggs
- [VI] Did you say pig ~ or fig?
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