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Which best describes the theme of father william from alice adventures in wonderland by lewis carroll?
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Which best describes the theme of father william from alice adventures in wonderland by lewis carroll?

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Others praise this work as early evidence of Carroll’s superb grasp of the elements of nonsense literature, seeing “Father William” as a precursor to other famous nonsense poems like “Jabberwocky.”
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