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The Harvester

CHAPTER IV
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Got to have plenty of help, for those logs are hewed to fourteen inches square and some of them are forty feet long.

That's timber! Grew with me, too.

Personally acquainted with almost every tree of it.

We will bed them in cement, use care with the roof, and if that doesn't make a cool house in the summer, and a warm one in winter, I'll be disappointed.
It sets among the trees, and on the hillside just right.

We must have a wide porch, plenty of flowers, vines, ferns, and mosses, and when I get everything finished and she sees it----perhaps it will please her." A great horned owl swept down the hill, crossed the lake, and hooted from the forest of the opposite bank.


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