Diana Gabaldon Quotes

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

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