Third 'Alice' book false memory?

I have a distinct memory of a third 'Alice' book written by Lewis Carroll in the nineteenth century, with the same style of drawings. I know about Jeff Noon's book and others, but this isn't it. I can remember getting it out of the library, what it looked like, the illustrations and the story - roughly, it was about Alice being ill in bed and going to find her ';sea legs'; with a hot water bottle which came to life. Nonetheless, i can find no reference to this book anywhere. It isn't like a dream because i can give dates and times for it, and it fits in with other experiences which i can verify, but regardless, this book seems never to have existed. Can anyone help me with this puzzle? I've wondered about it since childhood.Third 'Alice' book false memory?
All of Lewis Carroll's writings about Alice are mentioned here: http://lewiscarrollsociety.org.uk/pages/鈥?/a>


(You may find what you seek. If it's not mentioned, it doesn't exist.)Third 'Alice' book false memory?
He didn't write a third himself, I don't think. Others have written variations and I found The Further Adventures of Alice at this website:


http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/tauspace/furt鈥?/a>





It was written by Curtis Crassous in 1908. If you follow the links at the bottom of the page you can also see other adaptions, retellings, and possible continuations of her adventures.
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Author Name: RICHARDS, ANNA M., ILLUSTRATOR.





Title: A NEW ALICE IN THE OLD WONDERLAND With Sixty-Seven Illustrations








Binding: Cloth


Book Condition: Very Good


Edition: First edition


Publisher: Philadelphia: L.C. Page %26amp; Company, 1895.





Seller ID: 5905





Alice Lee a lovely young girl feels down, it is dreary day in November by the sea, all her friends seem to be going somewhere, one to France, the other to an Island. As she thinks about her make pretend days she begins to read on of her favorite Alice (Through the Looing Glass) books a piece of wedding cake is delivered, dom a distant cousin who had married. When she tries to sleep the lure of he cake is too hard to resist. Another wonderful adventure begins as she steps through a door into a beautiful garden and meets ';Peggy the Pig,'; who she is sure is the Duchess's little pig-baby. Charmingly illustrated. Chapters include: Peggy the Pig; The Duchess and Her House; The Tea Table; Humpty Dumpty; The White Knight; The Red Queen and the Duchess; The Bishops; The Kindergarten; The Mock Turtle; The Great Occasion; The Tweedles; The Pagent.





Red cloth boards and spine, faded stamped gilt illustration to front board. Boards and spine well rubbed, three black marks to front board, two dots, few small white paint speckles to upper edge. Pale water ring to rear board, rubbbng to edges, blind stamped illustration. Top edge gilt. Few minor figure smudges to page edges, text and illustrations very bright and clean, not toned. Front hinge starting. Page 130 has various pale old fountain marks to the tope 3 lines of text still readable, looks as if transfered from something written, wet, placed as a marker. This book has characters and scenes based on the original Lewis Carroll version, however it is not Alice in Wonderland, or Through the Looking Glass. This book is the illustrators version of this classic tale. 309 pp., Sm 8 vo. First Edition. Click for image, the paper looks toned but is not.





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