And that suggests another delightful characteristic of Wordsworth's poetry, namely, that he seems to awaken rather than create an impression; he stirs our memory deeply, so that in reading him we live once more in the vague, beautiful wonderland of our own childhood.

Adapted from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland into an illustrated story for Classics illustrated.

To be on solid earth again, in this wonderland with the Golden City fronting them, quickened every man's pulse.