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The Harvester

CHAPTER XVII
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Stiller than that! If you don't you can't hear things courting.

The ducks are quacking, the bull frogs are croaking, and everything.

Lie still, still, I tell you!" "Oh good Lord, Doc!" groaned the Harvester in desperation.
The Girl wrenched her hands free and her head rolled on the pillow.
"Harvester! Harvester!" she cried.
The doctor started to arise.
"Sit still!" commanded the Harvester.

"Take her hands and go to work, idiot! Give her more sedative, and tell her I'm coming.

That's the word, if she realizes enough to call for me." The doctor possessed himself of the flying hands, and gently held and stroked them.
"The Harvester is coming," he said.


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