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When the author states that Lewis Carroll's mother "still speaks to us in some of the most beautiful and touching passages of his works", he most likely means that:


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Okay aspiring readers and next up alison wonderland here two

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of ten When the author states that lewis carroll's mother

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still speaks to us in some of the most beautiful

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and touching passages of his works he most likely means

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that what What Yeah Well this phrase is part of

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a section about louis mother's influence on her son While

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the question might seem difficult at first that really is

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no indication that carol interviewed his mother quoted his mother

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or that she authored his work Is it possible that

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a group of conspiracy theorist straight from the x files

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are roaming london telling all who listen that lewis carroll's

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mom did all the writing for him Now we haven't 00:00:47.813 --> [endTime] heard anything yet Thankfully so yeah you see

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