It's pie ready cut an' handed to us on a plate with a gilt edge.
All we've got to do is to bite it.' "No, let me tell you right here, Pap, that the 'Wage of Sin' was a thoroughbred treat to read.

It was a moral book.

Next to the Bible it was the morallest book I ever tackled, an' when W.P.Mills wrote that book he gave the literatoor of the U.S.A.a boost in the right direction that it hasn't recovered from yet.

It was the champion long distance poem of the nineteenth century.

That book showed what a chunky an' nervous mind old W.P Mills had.