` Now tell me , Pat , what 's that in the window ? ' ` Sure , it 's an arm , yer honour ! ' -LRB- He pronounced it ` arrum . ' -RRB- ` An arm , you goose ! Who ever saw one that size ? Why , it fills the whole window ! ' ` Sure , it does , yer honour : but it 's an arm for all that . ' ` Well , it 's got no business there , at any rate : go and take it away ! ' There was a long silence after this , and Alice could only hear whispers now and then ; such as , ` Sure , I do n't like it , yer honour , at all , at all ! ' ` Do as I tell you , you coward ! ' and at last she spread out her hand again , and made another snatch in the air . This time there were TWO little shrieks , and more sounds of broken glass . ` What a number of cucumber-frames there must be ! ' thought Alice . ' I wonder what they 'll do next ! As for pulling me out of the window , I only wish they COULD ! I 'm sure I do n't want to stay in here any longer ! ' She waited for some time without hearing anything more : at last came a rumbling of little cartwheels , and the sound of a good many voices all talking together : she made out the words : ` Where 's the other ladder ? -- Why , I had n't to bring but one ; Bill 's got the other -- Bill ! fetch it here , lad !
-- Here , put 'em up XXXXX this corner -- No , tie 'em together first -- they do n't reach half high enough yet -- Oh !
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