[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookThe Harvester CHAPTER XIX 1/92
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A VERTICAL SPINE. By middle September the last trace of illness had been removed from the premises, and it was rapidly disappearing from the face and form of the Girl.
She was showing a beautiful roundness, there was lovely colour on her cheeks and lips, and in her dark eyes sparkled a touch of mischief. Rigidly she followed the rules laid down for diet and exercise, and as strength flowed through her body, and no trace of pain tormented her, she began revelling in new and delightful sensations.
She loved to pull her boat as she willed, drive over the wood road, study the books, cook the new dishes, rearrange furniture, and go with the Harvester everywhere. But that was greatly the management of the man.
He was so afraid that something might happen to undo all the wonders accomplished in the Girl, and again whiten her face with pain, that he scarcely allowed her out of his sight.
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