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The Harvester

CHAPTER XII
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Her pallor was alarming.

She stepped on the rug he had spread, and sank almost breathless to the chair.
"Why do you come a new way that fills you with fear ?" asked the Harvester.
"It seems as if Uncle Henry is watching me every minute, and I didn't dare come where he could see.

I must not remain a second.

You must take these things away and go at once.

He is dreadful." "So am I," said the Harvester, "when affairs go too everlastingly wrong.
I am not afraid of any man living.


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