[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link book
The Harvester

CHAPTER II
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Tired and sleepy, at last, he placed the volume on the shelf, went to a closet for a pair of bath towels, and hung them across a chair.

Then he undressed, opened the door, and ran for the lake.

He plunged with a splash and swam vigorously for a few minutes, his white body growing pink under the sting of the chilled water.

Over and over he scanned the golden bridge to the moon, and stood an instant dripping on the gravel of the landing to make sure that no dream woman was crossing the wavering floor! He rubbed to a glow and turned back the covers of his bed.

The door and window stood wide.
Before he lay down, the Harvester paused in arrested motion a second, then stepped to the kitchen door and lifted the latch.
As the man drew the covers over him, the dog's nose began making an opening, and a little later he quietly walked into the room.


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