Letters of Lewis Carroll Quotes
Nonfiction books
Top Quotes
“Lewis Carroll”
“Carroll, Lewis (1978): Some Oxford Scandals”
“Reed, Langford (1932): The Life of Lewis Carroll”
“The Hunting of the Snark”
“Through the Looking-Glass”
“Cohen, Morton N. (1980): Lewis Carroll and the Kitchins”
“Carroll, Lewis (1976): Three Letters on Anti-Vaccination”
“Alice's Adventures in Wonderland”
“I get about 2000 letters off, every year; but it isn't enough!”
“No man should be hurried in his work, and an artist least of all.”
“Collingwood, Stuart Dodgson (1899): The Lewis Carroll Picture Book”
“I was resolved to have the thing done in first-rate style, or not at all.”
“Collingwood, Stuart Dodgson (1898a): The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll”
“I hope to come and see you for about half an hour on the 3rd of July 1872.”
“Don't forget the kiss to yourself, please; on the forehead is the best place.”
“Cohen, Morton N. and Wakeling, Edward (2003): Lewis Carroll & His Illustrators”
“Most things, you know, ought to be studied: even a trunk is studded with nails.”
“The only unlucky thing that happened to me was your writing to me. There!”
“The book has got a moral - so I need hardly say it is not by Lewis Carroll.”
“Cohen, Morton N. and Gandolfo, Anita (1987): Lewis Carroll and the House of Macmillan”