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The Harvester

CHAPTER XIII
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On each post stood a box filled with yellow wood-flowers and trailing vines of pale green.
A big tree rising through one corner of the floor supplied the cover.

A gate opened to a walk leading to the driveway, and on either side lay a patch of sod, outlined by a deep hedge of bright gold.

In it saffron, cone-flowers, black-eyed Susans, golden-rod, wild sunflowers, and jewel flower grew, and some of it, enough to form a yellow line, was already in bloom.

Around the porch and down the walk were beds of yellow violets, pixie moss, and every tiny gold flower of the woods.

The Girl leaned against the tree and looked around her and then staggered inside and dropped on the couch.
"What planning! What work!" she sobbed.


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