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TWO:"We stopped to look at some fortune-tellers, who were evidently doing a good business, as they had crowds around them, and were taking in small sums of money every few minutes. One of them had a little bird in a cage, and he had a table which he folded and carried on his back when he was moving from one place to another. When he opened business, he spread his table, and then laid out some slips of paper which were folded, so that nobody could see what there was inside. Next he let the bird out of the cage, which immediately went forward and picked up one of the slips and carried it to his master. The man then opened the paper and read what was written on it, and from this paper he made a prediction about the fortune of the person who had engaged him.
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TWO:¡®I¡¯ve got to get hold of all you dear people, he said, grasping Alice¡¯s long lean fingers in one hand,{105} and Mrs Keeling¡¯s plump ones in the other and, kissing them both. ¡®What an hour of refreshment I have had. Blessings! Blessings!¡¯
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TWO:That required much study. He had never signed himself like that before. She wondered if she could ever venture to call him Mr Cuthbert, and said ¡®Mr Cuthbert¡¯ out aloud several times in order to get used to the unfamiliar syllables. ¡®Preachment¡¯ too: that was a word he often used; once when he came to see them he entered the room chanting,¡ª
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