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The Harvester

CHAPTER I
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Heavy braids of dark hair rested on her head as a coronet.

Her forehead was low and white.

Her eyes were wide-open wells of darkness, her rounded cheeks faintly pink, and her red lips smiling invitation.

Her throat was long, very white, and the hands that caught up the fleecy robe around her were rose-coloured and slender.

In a panic the Harvester saw that the trailing robe swept the undulant gold water, but was not wet; the feet that alternately showed as she advanced were not purple with cold, but warm with a pink glow.
She was coming straight toward him, wonderful, alluring, lovely beyond any woman the Harvester ever had seen.


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