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The Harvester

CHAPTER XV
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She'd feel worse to see it than never to know.

Wish I could clean off the grease! I could do better if it was hot.

I can set it on the engine." The Harvester placed the saucer on the engine, entered the dry-house, and closed the door.

In the stifling air he began pouring seed from beautiful, big willow plates to the old white ones.
"About the time I have ruined you," he said to a white plate, "some one will pop up and discover that the art of making you is lost and you are priceless, and I'll have been guilty of another blunder.

Now there are the dishes mother got with baking powder.


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