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The Harvester

CHAPTER XXI
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Then he removed the travelling suit, donned the old brown clothes and went to the barn to see that his creatures had been cared for properly.

Early the next morning he awoke and after feeding and breakfasting instead of going to harvest spice brush and alder he stretched a line and hung the bedding from room after room to air and sun.

He swept, dusted, and washed windows, made beds, and lastly polished the floors throughout the cabin.

He set everything in order, and as a finishing touch, filled vases, pitchers, and bowls with the bloom of red bud and silky willow catkins.

He searched the south bank, but there was not a violet, even in the most exposed places.
By night he was tired and a little of the keen edge of his ardour was dulled.


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