[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link book
The Harvester

CHAPTER XVIII
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Ruth, dear, I thought you LOVED the man." "What made you think so ?" "You did!" "I didn't either! I never said I loved him.

I said I was under obligations to him; but they are as well repaid as they ever can be.

I said I adored him, and I tell you I do! Give him what we owe him, both of us, in money, and send them away.

If you'd seen as much of them as I have, you'd be tired of them, too.

Please, please, David!" "Yes," said the Harvester, arising in a sudden tide of effulgent joy.
"Yes, Girl, just as quickly as I can with decency.


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