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The Desert of Wheat

CHAPTER VI
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And if her eyes were as bright as the day, with its deep blue and white clouds and shining green and golden fields, then any one might think what he liked and have proof for his tormenting.
"But married! I?
Not much.

Do I want a husband getting shot ?" The path Lenore trod so lightly led along a great peach and apple orchard where the trees were set far apart and the soil was cultivated, so that not a weed nor a blade of grass showed.

The fragrance of fruit in the air, however, did not come from this orchard, for the trees were young and the reddening fruit rare.

Down the wide aisles she saw the thick and abundant green of the older orchards.
At length Lenore reached the alfalfa-fields, and here among the mounds of newly cut hay that smelled so fresh and sweet she wanted to roll, and she had to run.

Two great wagons with four horses each were being loaded.


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