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The Harvester

CHAPTER XXI
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He was tired and soon fell asleep with the night breeze stirring his hair, and the glamour of moonlight flooding the lake touched his face.

Clearly it etched the strong, manly features, the fine brow and chin, and painted in unusual tenderness the soft lines around the mouth.

The little owl wavered its love story, a few frogs were piping, and the Harvester lay breathing the perfumed spring air deeply and evenly.

Near midnight Belshazzar awakened him by arising from the bedside and walking to the door.
"What is it, Bel ?" inquired the Harvester.
The dog whined softly.

The man turned his head toward the lake.


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