Which Alice?

The White Knight Couldn't
Quite Remember
"Humpty Dumpty is really one of the most confusing
characters I've ever met!" thought Alice, sometime after she had
left him seated in deep thought upon the wall. "And at the same
time," she continued to herself, "he is so remarkably logical! I
wonder how he manages to be both confusing and logical?"
Just then Alice spied her old friend the White Knight way off in
the distance, slowly riding in her direction. Of all Alice's puzzleadventures
in the Looking-Glass, those that now follow are the ones
she remembered most vividly. For years after, she kept telling her
friends these fascinating and unusual puzzles.
The White Knight saw Alice from the distance, waved, and
promptly tumbled off his horse.
"Oh, dear!" thought Alice. "There he goes again! Maybe he really
should have a wooden horse with wheels after all!"
Well, the Knight was not the least bit hurt (having fallen headlong
into his sugar-loaf helmet); he remounted and, after about five or
six more tumbles, finally reached Alice. He was delighted to see her
and to hear all about her latest adventures. He was particularly
interested in the trials in Wonderland concerning the stolen tarts.
"As to trials," said the White Knight, "I've been to some of the
finest trials in the world!"
"Oh, please tell me some!" said Alice, who was very interested in
these matters.
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