Alice asked , hoping to cheer him up , for the poor Knight seemed quite low-spirited about it . ` It began with blotting paper , ' the Knight answered with a groan . ` That would n't be very nice , I 'm afraid -- ' ` Not very nice ALONE , ' he interrupted , quite eagerly : ` but you 've no idea what a difference it makes mixing it with other things -- such as gunpowder and sealing-wax . And here I must leave you . ' They had just come to the end of the wood . Alice could only look puzzled : she was thinking of the pudding . ` You are sad , ' the Knight said in an anxious tone : ` let me sing you a song to comfort you . ' ` Is it very long ? ' Alice asked , for she had heard a good deal of poetry that day . ` It 's long , ' said the Knight , ` but very , VERY beautiful . Everybody that hears me sing it -- either it brings the TEARS into their eyes , or else -- ' ` Or else what ? ' said Alice , for the Knight had made a sudden pause . ` Or else it does n't , you know . The name of the song is called `` HADDOCKS ' EYES . '' ' ` Oh , that 's the name of the song , is it ? ' Alice said , trying to feel interested . ` No , you do n't understand , ' the Knight said , looking a little vexed . ` That 's what the name is CALLED . The name really IS `` THE AGED AGED MAN . '' ' ` Then I ought to have said `` That 's what the SONG is called '' ? '
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Alice HADDOCKS day end eyes name pause pudding sealing-wax song