` You need n't say `` exactually , '' ' the Queen remarked : ' I can believe it without that . Now I 'll give YOU something to believe . I 'm just one hundred and one , five months and a day . ' ' I ca n't believe THAT ! ' said Alice . ` Ca n't you ? ' the Queen said in a pitying tone . ` Try again : draw a long breath , and shut your eyes . ' Alice laughed . ` There 's no use trying , ' she said : ` one CA N'T believe impossible things . ' ' I daresay you have n't had much practice , ' said the Queen . ` When I was your age , I always did it for half-an-hour a day . Why , sometimes I 've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast . There goes the shawl again ! ' The brooch had come undone as she spoke , and a sudden gust of wind blew the Queen 's shawl across a little brook . The Queen spread out her arms again , and went flying after it , and this time she succeeded in catching it for herself . ` I 've got it ! ' she cried in a triumphant tone . ` Now you shall see me pin it on again , all by myself ! ' ` Then I hope your finger is better now ? '
Alice said very politely , as she crossed the little brook after the XXXXX .
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