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The Harvester

CHAPTER XI
18/41

It's a very peculiar story, but it's quite true.

This man lives in the woods east of Onabasha, accompanied by his dog, horse, cow, and chickens, and a forest full of birds, flowers, and matchless trees.

He has lived there in this manner for six long years, and every spring he and his dog have a seance and agree whether he shall go on gathering medicinal herbs and trying his hand at making medicine or go to the city and live as other men.

Always the dog chooses to remain in the woods.
"Then every spring, on the day the first bluebird comes, the dog also decides whether the man shall go on alone or find a mate and bring her home for company.

Each year the dog regularly has decided that they live as always.


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