The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth


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In the case of your little boy? Certainly not!"  
So far as I can see, it would be murder."  
I wouldn't do it for the world."  
You shall have the powders," said Redwood.  
I suppose you couldn't--"  
No fear," said Redwood. "There isn't a recipe. It's no good, Winkles,  
if you'll pardon my frankness. I'll make you the powders myself."  
"Just as well, perhaps," said Winkles, after a momentary hard stare at  
Redwood--"just as well." And then: "I can assure you I really don't mind  
in the least."  
IV.  
When Winkles had gone Bensington came and stood on the hearth-rug and  
looked down at Redwood.  
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Her Serene Highness!" he remarked.  
Her Serene Highness!" said Redwood.  
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