Diana Gabaldon Quote
Not wi’ child yet? she demanded. Raspberry leaves, that’s the thing. Steep a handful wi’ rosehips and drink it when the moon’s waxing, from the quarter to the full. Then when it wanes from the full to the half, take a bit o’ barberry to purge your womb. Oh, I said, well— I’d a bit of a favor to ask his lairdship, the old lady went on. But as I see he’s a bit occupied at present, I’ll tell you about it. All right, I agreed weakly, not seeing how I could stop her anyway. It’s my grandson, she said, fixing me
Diana Gabaldon
Not wi’ child yet? she demanded. Raspberry leaves, that’s the thing. Steep a handful wi’ rosehips and drink it when the moon’s waxing, from the quarter to the full. Then when it wanes from the full to the half, take a bit o’ barberry to purge your womb. Oh, I said, well— I’d a bit of a favor to ask his lairdship, the old lady went on. But as I see he’s a bit occupied at present, I’ll tell you about it. All right, I agreed weakly, not seeing how I could stop her anyway. It’s my grandson, she said, fixing me