Will he be able to search out a universal antidote to disease?

He felt that his sincere compassion for the oppressed, and his ardent desire to promote perfect justice, would serve him as a perpetual antidote against the poison of fear.

The points of the arrows were poisoned, but their enemy had an antidote for it, which they instantly applied to the wounded part.

And if the homage that he sometimes found, New to the country lad, conveyed in smiles, Assents, and silent listenings when he spoke, Threatened yet more his life's simplicity; An antidote of nature ever came, Even nature's self.

My later studies in the occult science of Eastern schools had not furnished me with any antidote in which I believed on Earth, and if they had, it was not here available.

The antidotes with which philosophy has medicated the cup of life, though they cannot give it salubrity and sweetness, have at least allayed its bitterness, and contempered its malignity; the balm which she drops upon the wounds of the mind abates their pain, though it cannot heal them.

I said to Addy that one always requires an antidote after reading Byron, and that she and I ought instantly to go and hem pocket-handkerchiefs, or make a puddingand that is what she has illustrated in the newspaper I send.

Such, I am sure, as have thus learned the truth, as it is in Jesus, and are practising the same accordingly, will have an antidote within them against the strongest poison of these seducers, and a real answer to, and confutation of, all their subtile sophisms.

Hence in treatment of poisoning the first thing to do, if you know the special poison, is to give its antidote at once.

" Juliet in silence did every thing she was told, received the prescribed antidote from Ruth, and was left alone in the kitchen.

When the toxin of panic is in the air there is no antidote like vigorous action.

and for that cause, as he that is stung with a scorpion, I would expel clavum clavo, comfort one sorrow with another, idleness with idleness, ut ex vipera Theriacum, make an antidote out of that which was the prime cause of my disease.

" "Our physicians," he said, "are more skilful in antidotes than our women in poisons, even when the latter have learned chemistry.