Richard Conover Evarts, Alice's Adventures in Cambridge (1913)
“ After she had run what seemed at least three miles, and jumped over about a thousand puddles, and overtaken and passed eighteen street-cars, she came to a stop in front of one of the strangest looking objects she had ever seen. It looked very much like an egg, and yet it certainly was a person, for it had eyes, nose, and mouth, and even a moustache. It was seated on a high board fence on which was a sign with "NO PASSING THROUGH" on it in large letters. "You can't pass," cried the creature as Alice approached; "that is, unless I allow you to. Nobody can pass without my help." ”
