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

A character in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

March Hare

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll1865

The Hatter's manic companion at the never-ending tea-party, offering Alice wine that isn't there and insisting on impossible logic while the Dormouse dozes between them.

Inside the story

Meet March Hare

The March Hare is the Hatter's manic companion at a never ending tea party in Wonderland. When Alice encounters them, he offers her wine that is not there, argues through impossible logic, and shares the table with the dozing Dormouse.

On the page

A large brown hare with a lean, jittery frame and wild wide eyes, tall upright ears with wisps of straw poking out behind them, prominent front teeth and tufted, unkempt fur; dressed for tea in a rumpled checked waistcoat and loose cravat, one paw raised mid-gesture.

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