Presently the rabbit came to the door , and tried to open it , but as it opened inwards , and Alice 's elbow was against it , the attempt proved a failure . Alice heard it say to itself `` then I 'll go round and get in at the window . '' `` That you wo 'n' t ! '' thought Alice , and , after waiting till she fancied she heard the rabbit , just under the window , she suddenly spread out her hand , and made a snatch in the air . She did not get hold of anything , but she heard a little shriek and a fall and a crash of breaking glass , from which she concluded that it was just possible it had fallen into a cucumber-frame , or something of the sort . -LSB- Illustration -RSB- Next came an angry voice -- the rabbit 's -- `` Pat , Pat ! where are you ? '' And then a voice she had never heard before , `` shure then I 'm here ! digging for apples , anyway , yer honour ! '' `` Digging for apples indeed ! '' said the rabbit angrily , `` here , come and help me out of this ! '' -- Sound of more breaking glass . `` Now , tell me , Pat , what is that coming out of the window ? '' `` Shure it 's an arm , yer honour ! '' -LRB- He pronounced it `` arrum '' . -RRB- `` An arm , you goose ! Who ever saw an arm that size ? Why , it fills the whole window , do n't you see ? '' `` Shure , it does , yer honour , but it 's an arm for all that . '' `` Well , it 's no business there : go and take it away ! ''
There was a long silence after this , and XXXXX could only hear whispers now and then , such as `` shure I do n't like it , yer honour , at all at all ! ''
Alice Illustration Pat Sound apples arm crash goose shure window