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Dormouse: character portrait from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll)

A character in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Dormouse

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll1865

A drowsy little mouse used as a cushion by the Hatter and March Hare, waking only to mumble a fragment of the treacle-well tale before being pushed into the teapot.

Inside the story

Meet Dormouse

The Dormouse is a very sleepy little mouse who sits with the Hatter and the March Hare at their never-ending tea party. Often used as a cushion by the two companions, the Dormouse wakes only briefly to mumble part of a story about a treacle well.

On the page

A small, round, sleepy brown mouse with a plush body, tiny rounded ears, a soft cream belly and a long thin tail, eyes heavy-lidded and nearly shut in perpetual drowse; perched and slumping as if about to nod off.

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