[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookThe Harvester CHAPTER II 29/39
I chose seven trees as I drove here that are going to fall before night." So casual was the tone the doctor was disarmed. "I am trying your nerve remedy," he said. Instantly the Harvester tingled with interest. "How does it work ?" he inquired. "Finely! Had a case that presented just the symptoms you mentioned. High-school girl broken down from trying to lead her classes, lead her fraternity, lead her parents, lead society----the Lord only knows what else.
Gone all to pieces! Pretty a case of nervous prostration as you ever saw in a person of fifty.
I began on fractional doses with it, and at last got her where she can rest.
It did precisely what you claimed it would, David." "Good!" cried the Harvester.
"Good! I hoped it would be effective. Thank you for the test.
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