[The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookThe Harvester CHAPTER III 27/36
A mourning dove had returned to him through snow, skifting over cold earth.
It settled on a limb and began dressing its plumage.
At that instant a wavering, "Coo coo a'gh coo," broke in sobbing notes from the deep wood. Without paying the slightest heed, the dove finished a wing, ruffled and settled her feathers, and opened her bill in a human-like yawn.
The Harvester smiled.
The notes swelled closer in renewed pleading.
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