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The Harvester

CHAPTER V
13/39

"There are riches to stagger any scientist wasting to-day, and all I've got to show is one oriole.

I did hear his first note and see his flash, and so unless we can take time to make up for this on the home road we will have to christen it oriole day.

It's a perfumed golden day, too; I can get that in passing, but how I loathe hurrying.

I don't mind planning things and working steadily, but it's not consistent with the dignity of a sane man to go rushing across country with as much appreciation of the delights offered right now as a chicken with its head off would have.

We will loaf going back to pay for this! And won't we invite our souls?
We will stop and gather a big bouquet of crab apple blossoms to fill the green pitcher for her.


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