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The Harvester

CHAPTER XVI
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This time last year I didn't care if I lived or not.

Now seems as if I'm caperish as a three weeks' lamb.

I don't see how a man could do a bigger thing than to stir up life in you like that." "I think this place makes an especial appeal to me, because, shortly before I came, I had to give up my mother.

She was very ill and suffered horribly.

Every time I see David going to his little laboratory on the hill to work a while I slip away and ask God to help him to fix something that will ease the pain of humanity as I should like to have seen her relieved." "Why you poor child! No wonder you are lookin' so thin and peaked!" "Oh I'll soon be over that," said the Girl.


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