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The Harvester

CHAPTER XIII
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This is undoubtedly all the marrying I will ever want to do.

I am old-fashioned in my ways, and deeply imbued with the spirit of the woods, and that means unending evolution along the same lines.
"To me you are my revered and beloved wife, my mate now; and I am sure nothing will make me feel any different.

This is the day of my marriage to the only woman I ever have thought of wedding, and to me it is joy unspeakable.

With other men such a day ends differently from the close of this with me.

Because I have done and will continue to do the level best I know for you, this oration is the prologue to asking you for one gift to me from you, a wedding gift.


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