# Quote — Norman Lindsay, The Magic Pudding

> Don't you know that nothin' gives a man greater remorse than havin' his face punched, his toes trod on, and eggs rubbed in his hair?

- Author: [Norman Lindsay](https://www.leafyquotes.com/norman-lindsay.md)
- Book: [The Magic Pudding](https://www.leafyquotes.com/norman-lindsay/the-magic-pudding.md)
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## More from this book

> After that they had boiled jam roll and apple dumpling, as the fancy took them, for if you wanted a change of food from the Puddin', all you had to do was to whistle twice and turn the basin round.

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> Well, if this ain't enough to dumbfound a codfish.

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> Take my advice, don't carry bags,
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> For bags are just as bad as swags;
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> They're never made to measure.
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> To see the world, your simple trick
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> Is but to take a walking-stick—
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> Assume an air of pleasure,
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> And tell the people near and far
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> You stroll about because you are
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> A Gentleman of Leisure.

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