[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookThe Harvester CHAPTER XXI 9/58
Rather can you tell me----will she come? Do you think I am man enough to be trusted with her future, if she does? One thing I promise you: if such joy ever comes to me, I will know how to meet it gently, thankfully, tenderly, please God.
Good night, little women.
I hope you are sleeping well----" He turned and went down the hill, entered the cabin and took from the other box a mass of Parma violets.
He put these in the pink bowl and placed it on the table beside the Girl's bed.
He stood for a time, and then began pulling single flowers from the bowl and dropping them over the pillow and snowy spread. "God, how I love her!" he whispered softly. At last he went out and closed the door.
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