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| 'I Shall See the Garden Far Better,' Said Alice to Herself | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 5:02 |
| 'The Eighth Square at Last!' Alice Cried | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:19 |
| 'Tickets Please,' Said the Guard | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:25 |
| 'What a Curious Helmet You've Got On,' She Said Cheerfully | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:33 |
| 'Which Reminds Me,' The White Queen Said | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:58 |
| A Sudden Gust of Wind | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:23 |
| Alice Had Seated Herself | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 4:55 |
| Alice Looked On With Great Interest | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:32 |
| Alice Never Could Quite Make Out How it Was That... | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:56 |
| Alice Sprang Across the Little Brook, Just in Time to See... | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:31 |
| Alice Waited a Minute to See if He Would Speak Again | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:54 |
| All This Was Lost on Alice | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:51 |
| And in Another Moment, Alice Was Through the Glass | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:14 |
| And Now for the Last Brook | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 4:38 |
| First Came the Shawl | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:53 |
| Humpty Dumpty Sat on a Wall | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:46 |
| I Can’t Stand This Any Longer | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:52 |
| I Should Like to Buy an Egg Please | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:09 |
| I Was Thinking | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:08 |
| In Another Moment, She Felt the Carriage Rise... | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:22 |
| Meanwhile, We'll Drink Your Health | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:22 |
| One Thing Was Certain... | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:09 |
| She Had Got All the Pegs | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 4:16 |
| She Thought She Had Never Seen | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:12 |
| She Thought She Had Never Seen Such a Strange-Looking Soldier | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:23 |
| The Little Voice Sighed Deeply | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:24 |
| The Walrus and the Carpenter Were Walking Close at Hand | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:04 |
| The White Queen | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:08 |
| Then I Hope Your Finger... | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 4:12 |
| This Sounded Nonsense | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:11 |
| Through the Looking Glass | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:38 |
| Tweedledum and Tweedledee Were Standing Under a Tree | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 2:45 |
| Tweedledum Spread a Large Umbrella Over Himself... | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 3:51 |
| What a Beautiful Belt You Have Got On | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 6:00 |
| What’s the Time Now | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Fiona Shaw | 5:09 |
| You Seem Very Clever at Explaining Words, Sir | partial | Lewis Carroll read by Alan Bennett | 2:45 |