Description - The Magic Pudding by Norman Lindsay
"[...]away there, and never so much as offering this stranger a slice." "There you are," said Bill. "There's nothing this Puddin' enjoys more than offering slices of himself to strangers." "How very polite of him," said Bunyip, but the Puddin' replied loudly-- "Politeness be sugared, politeness be hanged, Politeness be jumbled and tumbled and banged. It's simply a matter of putting on pace, Politeness has nothing to do with the case." "Always anxious to be eaten," said Bill, "that's this Puddin's mania. Well, to oblige him, I ask you to join us at lunch." "Delighted, I'm sure," said Bunyip, seating himself. "There's nothing I enjoy more than a good go in at steak-and-kidney pudding in the open air." "Well said," remarked Sam Sawnoff, patting him on the back. "Hearty eaters are always welcome." "You'll enjoy this Puddin'," said Bill, handing him a large slice. "This is a very rare Puddin'."[...]."
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