Both words in one sentence
- In "The Green Death", the cure for the eponymous death turns out to be the dried spores of the fungus Professor Jones is working on as a solution to world hunger.
Source: Improbable Antidote -
To avoid jail, he goes to Camp Greenlake, once a lake but long since dried up into desert, where boys dig a hole every day, supposedly to cure them of their criminal behaviour but actually to look for a treasure buried by a bandit called Kissin' Kate Barlow.
Source: Contrived Coincidence
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