Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

The animals and birds ate their chocolates noisily. Some of them cried. The big animals and birds wanted more. But the chocolates were too big for the small birds, and they had to eat them very slowly. When they finished their chocolates, they sat and looked at Alice.
' Oh, where is Dinah ?' said Alice.' I want her with me.' 'And who is Dinah?' the Dodo asked.
Alice loved to talk about her cat.' Dinah's our cat. She's very nice. And very clever and fast. She can catch a mouse in the morning for her breakfast and a little bird in the evening for her dinner - Oh! I'm sorry!' It was too late. The birds and animals started leaving.
One old bird said, 'I really have to go home. It gets so cold at night!' Another bird called to her children,' Come away, my dears! It's time for bed!'
They all spoke politely to Alice and left the room. ' Oh, why did I talk about Dinah ?' cried Alice.' Nobody likes Dinah down here, but she's the best cat in the world. Perhaps I'll never see her again!'
She sat down and started to cry again. After a time, she heard the sound of small feet and looked up. ' Perhaps it's the Mouse,' she thought.
Chapter 4 The White Rabbit's House
It was not the Mouse. It was the White Rabbit. He came slowly into the room.
' Oh, my ears and nose!' he said quietly.' The Duchess! The Duchess! She'll be angry! They'll cut off my head, I know! Oh, where is it ? Where did it fall ?'
'He's looking for his hat,' thought Alice.
She wanted to help him, but she couldn't see the hat anywhere. She looked round. Everything was different now. She wasn't in the long room any more, and there was no table or water. She was outside again, in the country.
The White Rabbit saw her. 'What are you doing out here, Mary Ann ?' he asked angrily.' Run home this minute and bring me a hat. Quick, now!'