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Outside the apartments of Redwood and Bensington, Winkle, in spite of the incompleteness of his instructions, became a leading authority upon Boomfood. He wrote letters defending its use; he made notes and articles explaining its possibilities; he jumped up irrelevantly at the meetings of the scientific and medical associations to talk about it; he identified himself with it.
"Redwood," said Bensington; "it's a curious thing to say, I know, but do you think Winkles understands?" "What?" "Just what it is we have made. "Does he really understand," said Bensington, dropping his voice and keeping his eye doorward, "that in the Family the Family of his new patient " "Go on," said Redwood. "Who have always been if anything a little under under " "The Average?" "Yes.
Skelmersdale decided that he wouldn't. "Rats about?" asked Cossar. "One was up in the pines this morning rabbiting, we reckon." Cossar slouched on to overtake his party. Bensington, regarding the Experimental Farm under his hand, was able to gauge now the vigour of the Food.
"In the event of this ignorant, this ridiculous agitation becoming Serious," began Bensington. "My little boy can't get on without the stuff," said Redwood. "I don't see how I can help myself now. If the worst comes to the worst " A slight bouncing noise proclaimed the presence of Winkles. He became visible in the middle of the room rubbing his hands together.
He looked as young or old as anybody grown up. And after that first wonderful outbreak he took to Bensington and Redwood and the Food of the Gods with such a convincing air of proprietorship, that at times, in spite of the testimony of the Press to the contrary, Bensington was disposed to regard him as the original inventor of the whole affair.
A reconquest of Kent in 775 woke anew the jealousy of the West-Saxons; and though Offa defeated their army at Bensington in 779 the victory was followed by several years of inaction. It was not till Wessex was again weakened by fresh anarchy that he was able in 794 to seize East-Anglia and restore his realm to its old bounds under Wulfhere. Further he could not go.
Just for a minute or two the moonlit night, all black and white, was heavy with a suffocated buzz, that rose and mingled to a roar, a deep abundant note, and culminated and died, and then almost incredibly the night was still. "By Jove!" said Bensington, almost in a whisper, "it's done!" All stood intent.
"Obviously," said Cossar. He made it clear once more that the lamps of the cart and trolley were to be got and brought to him. Bensington, grasping this, started off along the path by the well. He glanced over his shoulder, and saw Cossar's gigantic figure standing out as if he were regarding the holes pensively. At the sight Bensington halted for a moment and half turned.
Bensington's eye over his gold rim was pregnant. "Why solitary?" he said, and repeated still more darkly, "Why solitary?" "But you don't propose ?" "I said," said Mr. Bensington, with the self-complacency of a man who has produced a good significant saying, "Why solitary?" "Meaning that one might bring up other children ?" "Meaning nothing beyond my inquiry."
One saw him in clubs, a great clumsy presence with the evidences of his midnight oil burning manifest upon his large unwholesome face, explaining to every one he could buttonhole: "These Scientific chaps, you know, haven't a Sense of Humour, you know. That's what it is. This Science kills it." His jests at Bensington became malignant libels....
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