-- Bill 's to go down -- Here , Bill ! the master says you 're to go down the chimney ! ' ` Oh ! So Bill 's got to come down the chimney , has he ? ' said Alice to herself . ` Shy , they seem to put everything upon Bill ! I would n't be in Bill 's place for a good deal : this fireplace is narrow , to be sure ; but I THINK I can kick a little ! ' She drew her foot as far down the chimney as she could , and waited till she heard a little animal -LRB- she could n't guess of what sort it was -RRB- scratching and scrambling about in the chimney close above her : then , saying to herself ` This is Bill , ' she gave one sharp kick , and waited to see what would happen next . The first thing she heard was a general chorus of ` There goes Bill ! ' then the Rabbit 's voice along -- ` Catch him , you by the hedge ! ' then silence , and then another confusion of voices -- ` Hold up his head -- Brandy now -- Do n't choke him -- How was it , old fellow ? What happened to you ? Tell us all about it ! ' Last came a little feeble , squeaking voice , -LRB- ` That 's Bill , ' thought Alice , -RRB- ` Well , I hardly know -- No more , thank ye ; I 'm better now -- but I 'm a deal too flustered to tell you -- all I know is , something comes at me like a Jack-in-the-box , and up I goes like a sky-rocket ! ' ` So you did , old fellow ! ' said the others . ` We must burn the house down ! ' said the Rabbit 's voice ; and Alice called out as loud as she could , ` If you do . I 'll set Dinah at you ! ' There was a dead silence instantly , and Alice thought to herself , ' I wonder what they WILL do next !
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