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The Harvester

CHAPTER XXI
19/58

She was very hungry, and it was good.

She began eating with relish.
"Alexander, you will be the loser if you don't have some of this," she said.

"It's just delicious!" "Maybe smoked spoon victuals are proper for invalid women," he retorted, "but they are mighty thin diet for a hardy man." "What about a couple of eggs and some beef extract ?" suggested the cook.
"Sounds more sensible by a long shot." "Ruth, you make this toast," said the Harvester and disappeared.
Presently he placed before his guest a couple of eggs poached in milk, a steaming bowl of beef juice, and a plate of toast.

For one instant the Harvester thought this was going into the fire, the next a slice was picked up and smelled testily.

The Girl sat on her grandfather's chair arm, and breaking a morsel of toast dipped it into the broth and tasted it.
"Oh but that is good!" she cried.


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