Which Alice?

ALICE IN PUZZLE-LAND
"I've half a mind to!" replied Alice defiantly. "Only it would be
rather inconsiderate, you know!"
"I don't know," replied Humpty Dumpty. "Anyway, you can go
have a look at him if you like; I wish to remain here and work on
some more logic puzzles."
At this hint Alice thought she should depart. After thanking
Humpty Dumpty for his instructive logic lesson, she made her way
into the wood in the direction of the snoring.
When she came upon the Red King, he was just waking up, and
Tweedledum and Tweedledee were standing close by, watching him.
"So the King is awake!" cried Alice to the Tweedle brothers. "And
I still exist as much as 1 did before. What do you have to say to
that!" she added triumphantly.
"I think we better get back to the house," said Tweedledee to his
brother. "It might rain any minute. You can stay here if you like," he
said to Alice, "but my brother and I must be getting back, you
know."
Alice looked up, but there was not a cloud in the sky.
"I think I will stay," said Alice. "I would like to have a talk with the
Red King. But I do wish to thank you again for those delightful
logic games. I enjoyed them thoroughly!"
Arm in arm, the two brothers slowly sauntered out of the wood.
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