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The Harvester

CHAPTER XX
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You had her lovin' you all any good woman knows how to love a man.

All you needed to a-done was to take her in your arms, and make her your wife, and she'd 'a' waked up to what you meant by love." "But suppose she never awakened ?" "Aw, bosh! S'pose water won't wet! S'pose fire won't burn! S'pose the sun won't shine! That's the law of nature, man! If you think I hain't got no sense at all I jest dare you to ask Doctor Carey.

'Twouldn't take him long to comb the kinks out of you." "I don't think you have left any, Granny," said the Harvester.

"I see what you mean, and in all probability you are right, but I can't send for the Girl." "Name o' goodness why ?" "Because I sent her away against her will, and now she is remaining so long that there is every probability she prefers the life she is living and the friends she has made there, to Medicine Woods and to me.

The only thing I can do now is to await her decision." "Oh, good Lord!" groaned Granny.


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