And I was reading; and as I lay there, the thought did perchance - TopicsExpress

And I was reading; and as I lay there, the thought did perchance enter my mind that I was thirsty, with a thirsting for the juice of some fruit, which after great deliberation I decreed to be the nectar of the Apricot. So I ventured forth into the World, and traveled to the Mart of the Wal, for chance to purchase the Nectar of which I sought. Sadly, it was thus to come unto my knowledge that this Item was not to be had there, so forthwith I chose to purchase juice of the Orange, with its Pulp still intact. And verily I took it unto mine Home, where I did break the seal, and drink a long drought of it, and found its pulpy nature to be pleasant upon my tongue. Forsooth, at tymes ye may not obtain that of which you desire, so thou must make thineself happy with what thou mayest procure...