'To countenance vice, is to participate in it.'

‘Good father, teach me alchymy,’ said Waldorf one day to Zenna, whom he accidentally met. Waldorf and Zenna were now on friendly terms; the awe, which he had at first felt, had now worn off, and a pleasing familiarity was substituted. Zenna still offered his advice, and used his eloquence, but trusted to time for its success. /