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The Harvester

CHAPTER X
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"I'll carry you to her and be mighty careful what I say, and maybe she will forget about the fear." All the forenoon he cut and spread boneset, saffron, and hemlock on the trays to dry.

At noon he put on a fresh outfit, ate a hasty lunch, and drove to Onabasha.

He carried the moth in a box, and as he started he picked up a rake.

He went to an art store and bought the pencils and paper she had ordered.

He wanted to purchase everything he saw for her, but he was fast learning a lesson of deep caution.


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