Pictured Puzzles and Word Play / A Companion to the Twentieth Century Standard Puzzle Book - A. Cyril Pearson

I have no form, I have no friend,
From me all come, in me all end.
And it is strange but very true
That I am here and nowhere too—

is solved by Nothing.

The broken sentence—

A sed end ought eat ease ain.

is thus filled in to describe a curse and to proclaim its cure—

A cursed fiend brought death, disease and pain;
A blessed friend brought breath and ease again.