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The Harvester

CHAPTER XIX
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If I am causing you pain, forgive me, dear heart.

I would give my life to prevent it, but I am powerless.

It is right! We cannot avoid doing it, if we ever would be happy." He picked up the Girl, and held her crushed in his arms a long time.
Then he set her inside her door and said, "Lay out what you want to take and I will help you pack, so that you can get some sleep.

We must be ready early in the morning." When the clothing to be worn was selected, the new trunk packed, and all arrangements made, the Girl sat in his arms before the fire as he had held her when she was ill, and then he sent her to bed and went to the lake shore to fight it out alone.

Only God and the stars and the faithful Belshazzar saw the agony of a strong man in his extremity.
Near dawn he heard the tinkle of the bell and went to receive his message and order a car for morning.


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