“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“Lemons,” Seth told us, “we knew about lemons before the English did. We grated lemon skins and drank the juice, and made the skins into a kind of poultice to put on sores. We dried the skins also and kept them in the hold.” Lemons were used in those days as a protection against scurvy.

(When I pulled into the driveway at home, John Bumbalo came walking out of his garage with a large piece of lemon pie for me. Margaret and I had been kidding about her lemon pie at the hospital. [...]

2) Lemons or extracts.

(Long pause.) A small yard with lemons for the brothers. [...]

[...] Elisabeth, our German friend, left a lemon cake for me and had brought Jane an Easter basket.

“Now there is a small yard with lemons for the brothers; a pink stucco house, two bedrooms to the rear, not a new house. [...]

Ruburt will find, and you will find, that his latest endeavors have born fruit, and not lemons.