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"And you will leave me alone to face this slander?" "The remedy's in your hands. I'm powerless if you won't use it. I can't forbid Bob coming here; you can." Helen hesitated. It was unfortunate that both were in an abnormal mood. They had borne some strain, and the shock of the disaster to the crop had left them with jangled nerves. This clouded Helen's judgment, but reenforced her pride.
That's the new God's creed. "I said to him, 'What's the remedy, Sabre? "He said to me, 'Hapgood, the remedy's the old remedy. The old God. But it's more than that. It's Light: more light. The old revelation was good for the old world, and suited to the old world, and told in terms of the old world's understanding.
"Because he gets lines for missing his grammar, I suppose." There was something in the tone which was especially offensive to Walter; for it sounded as if Kenrick wanted to show him the cold shoulder before his great friend, the head of the school. "Oh, that all? Well, my dear fellow, the remedy's easy; work at it a little harder;" and Somers walked on, humming a tune.
These washes are made of honey, liquid storax, oil and fresh butter, or the fat of the wild goose, together with a small quantity of spurge, pyrethrum, ginger or pepper to insure the remedy's penetrating: a few grains of ambergris, musk, or cinnamon are to be added by way of perfume.
If you try to say something smart, she looks at you as if she were amused, not at what you said, but at you. There's an embarrassing difference between the things." "The remedy's simple. Don't try to be smart." "You would find that easy," Edgar retorted.
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