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He loved writing , though , and very soon he turned into a reporter . Sullenly , he turned toward the crowd , ready to hawk his water-soaked remarks to the ground , gravely addressing the crowd assembled in the pouring rain , with and extemporaneous plop of chartreuse phlegm , he implored them , " Quick , afore it runs off to the sewers and loses the color , scoop it up and feed it to the horses ! The age of Origen , even if there were some men or other thinking rightly , I think that Methodius , who condemned the ravings of Origen , was the sort of man , nevertheless in the hearts of the multitude he turned the Gospel to Philosophy , that is , he spread this persuasion , that the moderate instruction of reason obtains the remission of sins and that it is justice about which was said : The just man will live from his own faith . With a few strokes of his pen , he turned back the clock on labor-management relations , rescinding decades-old statutes that had helped build effective labor-management relationships . His head was bent in deep thought as he turned the corner and disappeared down the country road . He had been used always to the laboratory , and so it was that he turned the dining room into a sociological laboratory . He turned the bridge into position , but , to his horror , he found the locking control did not work . So , he turned the conversation to his travels , his heart aching for her all the time , as he noticed her wandering attention when she heard any passing sound . " he blurted out suddenly to his own surprise , but remembering at once what he had just before said of her brother , he turned as red as a crab and was overcome with confusion .