The ones with the illustrations by Tenniel and the words by Lewis Carrol.
Avoid the ones rewritten by the Disney corporation.
And JES, I should start with a wry smile, and trust that the rest will follow.
Yes, Tenniel is also a great choice.
Can’t recall anyone dribbling in Alice.
I love Rackham, but Tenniel is so classic that I would have to choose him first.
Joe, if you’re still having problems with your sense of humour please let me know, and I will beat one into you. 
djm
But if you’re in there, there won’t be room for the sense of humor. You really should be a good sport and let humor beat you.
Its hard to tell if I’m in there with the humour or the ambiguity …
djm
I think that it would be wise to humour the ambiguity.
Ya don’t want it to get the best of ya…had some issues with that myself, I have!
Of course, it could just be ambiguous humor.
Not with two "u"s…could it?
It’s that second “u” that makes it uncertain. 
Ah! Perhaps for the 2nd U…but the 2nd me is fine with it 
Yeah, but not every tune uses the second octave.
U2?
Throw that dog a Bono!
I’m not a dog!
Oh, yeah…never mind.
A sense of humor. It has to do with the bodily fluids. Say it’s the month of May and a lot of plants are pollinating, it may raise your phlegm levels and have an effect on it.
And then you speak Phlegmish.
Blast you, Slude, I’m being crabby, here.
It really has to do with the humours. Black bile, for instance, is not conducive to humor. Yellow bile is OK.
What a bilious thing to say.