[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookThe Harvester CHAPTER XVIII 75/79
The fever burned so long.
Every morsel you eat is measured and cooked in sterilized vessels, and I'd be scared of my life to have the girl undertake it." "Why she is doing it straight along now! She and Granny! Molly isn't out of Doctor Harmon's sight long enough to cook anything.
Granny says there is 'a lot of buncombe about what they do, and she is going to tell them so right to their teeth some of these days, if they badger her much more,' and I wish she would, and you, too." The Harvester gathered the Girl to him in one crushing bear hug. "For the love of Heaven, Ruth, you drive me crazy! Answer me just one question.
When you told me that you 'adored and worshipped' Doctor Harmon, did you mean it, or was that the delirium of fever ?" "I don't know WHAT I told you! If I said I 'adored' him, it was the truth.
I did! I do! I always will! So do I adore the Almighty, but that's no sign I want him to read poetry to me, and be around all the time when I am wild for a minute with you.
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