“A thin ungracious drink is the well-spring, a drink for queasy-stomached skipjacks: for sand-levericks, not for men. And like it is the dayspring: an ungrateful sapless hour, an hour for stab-i'-the-backs and cold-blooded betrayers. Ah, give me wine, and noon-day… — E. R. Eddison Copy Share Image
“A thin ungracious drink is the well-spring, a drink for queasy-stomached skipjacks: for sand-levericks, not for men. And like it is the dayspring: an… — E. R. Eddison Copy Share Image
“Let worthy minds ne'er stagger in distrust To suffer death or shame for what is just” — E. R. Eddison Copy Share Image
