Tremendous Trifles

A collection of short stories and essays that showcase Lewis Carroll's wit and humor, exploring topics such as identity, morality, and the human condition through whimsical tales and clever wordplay, offering a glimpse into the author's creative genius.

• Tremendous Trifles
• Preface
• I. Tremendous Trifles
• Ii. A Piece Of Chalk
• Iii. The Secret Of A Train
• Iv. The Perfect Game
• V. The Extraordinary Cabman
• Vi. An Accident
• Vii. The Advantages Of Having One Leg
• Viii. The End Of The World
• Ix. In The Place De La Bastille
• X. On Lying In Bed
• Xi. The Twelve Men
• Xii. The Wind And The Trees
• Xiii. The Dickensian
• Xiv. In Topsy-turvy Land
• Xv. What I Found In My Pocket
• Xvi. The Dragon’s Grandmother
• Xvii. The Red Angel
• Xviii. The Tower
• Xix. How I Met The President
• Xx. The Giant
• Xxi. A Great Man
• Xxii. The Orthodox Barber
• Xxiii. The Toy Theatre
• Xxiv. A Tragedy Of Twopence
• Xxv. A Cab Ride Across Country
• Xxvi. The Two Noises
• Xxvii. Some Policemen And A Moral
• Xxviii. The Lion
• Xxix. Humanity: An Interlude
• Xxx. The Little Birds Who Won’t Sing
• Xxxi. The Riddle Of The Ivy
• Xxxii. The Travellers In State
• Xxxiii. The Prehistoric Railway Station
• Xxxiv. The Diabolist
• Xxxv. A Glimpse Of My Country
• Xxxvi. A Somewhat Improbable Story
• Xxxvii. The Shop Of Ghosts
• Xxxviii. The Ballade Of A Strange Town
• Xxxix. The Mystery Of A Pageant