Off with his head ! '' ' ` How dreadfully savage ! ' exclaimed Alice . ` And ever since that , ' the Hatter went on in a mournful tone , ` he wo n't do a thing I ask ! It 's always six o'clock now . ' A bright idea came into Alice 's head . ` Is that the reason so many tea-things are put out here ? ' she asked . ` Yes , that 's it , ' said the Hatter with a sigh : ` it 's always tea-time , and we 've no time to wash the things between whiles . ' ` Then you keep moving round , I suppose ? ' said Alice . ` Exactly so , ' said the Hatter : ` as the things get used up . ' ` But what happens when you come to the beginning again ? ' Alice ventured to ask . ` Suppose we change the subject , ' the March Hare interrupted , yawning . ` I 'm getting tired of this . I vote the young lady tells us a story . ' ` I 'm afraid I do n't know one , ' said Alice , rather alarmed at the proposal . ` Then the Dormouse shall ! ' they both cried .
` Wake up , XXXXX ! '
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