[Up the Hill and Over by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay]@TWC D-Link bookUp the Hill and Over CHAPTER I 12/15
You may use that." The pedestrian, feeling dizzier than ever, sat down upon the pump platform.
It was wet and cool. "The objection to that," he said wisely, "is simple.
I cannot continue down the road." "I should like you to go at once," patiently.
"There is a pump--" The pedestrian raised a deprecating hand. "Let us admit the pump! Doubtless the pump is there, but there is a pump here also, and a pump in the hand is worth two pumps, an ice-box and a John Collins in town.
You doubtless know the situation created by Mahomet and the mountain? This is the same, with a difference.
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