“How often he had been dumbfounded – at first incredulous, then contemptuous – to hear someone say, after a night of drinking, “God, take it away, I don’t want to smell it, I don’t want to see it even, take it out of my sight!” – this at the very moment when he wanted and needed it most.”

“How often he had been dumbfounded – at first incredulous, then contemptuous – to hear someone say, after a night of drinking, “God, take it away, I don’t want to smell it, I don’t want to see it even, take it out of my sight!” – this at the very moment when he wanted and needed it most.”

— Charles Jackson