the little lame prince-第23章

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so　industrious　that　she　does　not　even　come　home　to　eat　anything。〃　By　and　by；　however；　evening　came　on；　and　still　she　did　not　return；　so　Hans　went　out　to　see　how　much　she　had　reaped；　but；　behold；　nothing　at　all；　and　there　lay　Alice　fast　asleep　among　the　corn！　So　home　he　ran　very　fast；　and　brought　a　net　with　little　bells　hanging　on　it；　which　he　threw　over　her　head　while　she　still　slept　on。　When　he　had　done　this；　he　went　back　again　and　shut　to　the　house　door；　and；　seating　himself　on　his　stool；　began　working　very　industriously。

At　last；　when　it　was　nearly　dark；　the　clever　Alice　awoke；　and　as　soon　as　she　stood　up；　the　net　fell　all　over　her　hair；　and　the　bells　jingled　at　every　step　she　took。　This　quite　frightened　her；　and　she　began　to　doubt　whether　she　were　really　Clever　Alice；　and　said　to　herself；　〃Am　I　she；　or　am　I　not？〃　This　was　a　question　she　could　not　answer；　and　she　stood　still　a　long　while　considering　about　it。　At　last　she　thought　she　would　go　home　and　ask　whether　she　was　really　herself　supposing　somebody　would　be　able　to　tell　her。

When　she　came　up　to　the　house　door　it　was　shut；　so　she　tapped　at　the　window；　and　asked；　〃Hans；　is　Alice　within？〃　〃Yes；〃　he　replied；　〃she　is。〃　At　which　answer　she　became　really　terrified；　and　exclaiming；　〃Ah；　heaven；　then　I　am　not　Alice！〃　she　ran　up　to　another　house；　intending　to　ask　the　same　question。　But　as　soon　as　the　folks　within　heard　the　jingling　of　the　bells　in　her　net；　they　refused　to　open　their　doors；　and　nobody　would　receive　her。　So　she　ran　straight　away　from　the　village；　and　no　one　has　ever　seen　her　since。




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