the White Queen asked . ` In a garden , or in the hedges ? ' ` Well , it is n't PICKED at all , ' Alice explained : ` it 's GROUND -- ' ` How many acres of ground ? ' said the White Queen . ` You must n't leave out so many things . ' ` Fan her head ! ' the Red Queen anxiously interrupted . ` She 'll be feverish after so much thinking . ' So they set to work and fanned her with bunches of leaves , till she had to beg them to leave off , it blew her hair about so . ` She 's all right again now , ' said the Red Queen . ` Do you know Languages ? What 's the French for fiddle-de-dee ? ' ` Fiddle-de-dee 's not English , ' Alice replied gravely . ` Who ever said it was ? ' said the Red Queen . Alice thought she saw a way out of the difficulty this time . ` If you 'll tell me what language `` fiddle-de-dee '' is , I 'll tell you the French for it ! ' she exclaimed triumphantly . But the Red Queen drew herself up rather stiffly , and said ` Queens never make bargains . ' ' I wish Queens never asked questions , ' Alice thought to herself .
` Do n't let us quarrel , ' the White XXXXX said in an anxious tone .
Alice English Fiddle-de-dee French Queen bargains bunches hedges right things