I doubt if there is a man among you who has not handled my products more or less; you may enjoy learning where and how they are prepared, and understanding the manner in which my work merges with yours.

I think perhaps the first thing is to paint you as good a word picture as I can of my geographical location." Then the Harvester named latitude and longitude and degrees of temperature.

He described the lake, the marsh, the wooded hill, the swale, and open sunny fields.

He spoke of water, soil, shade, and geographical conditions.

"Here I was born," he said, "on land owned by my father and grandfather before me, and previous to them, by the Indians.