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The Harvester

CHAPTER XI
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That I could help you is the most improbable dream you have had." "You must pardon me if I differ from you, and persist in thinking that you can be of invaluable assistance to me, if you will.

But you can't influence my Dream Girl, if you fear and distrust me yourself.

Promise me that you will help me that much, anyway." "I'll do all I can.

I only want to make you see that I am in no position to grant any favours, no matter how much I owe you or how I'd like to.
Is the candlestick you are carving for her ?" "It is," said the Harvester.

"I am making a pair of maple to stand on a dressing table I built for her.


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