The vengeance urged of desire a reserve countermands; The patience clasped totters hard on the precipice edge.
"The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith"
George Meredith
"Yours truly, "''" "Another thing that makes it hard for us," said the furnishing man, "is to have the credit man so infernally long in deciding about a shipment, holding off and holding off, brooding and brooding, waiting and waiting, and wondering and wondering whether they shall ship or whether they shall not, and finally getting the notion to send the goods just about the time a man countermands his order.
"Tales of the Road"
Charles N. Crewdson
"Because-because," said Edith, in a tremulous voice, "there is one here who-who countermands all my orders."
"The Living Link"
James De Mille