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What Necessity Knows

CHAPTER XI
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Soon, very soon, there was less talk: that which is everybody's business is nobody's business.

Harkness continued to befriend him in the matter of food and lodging; the old man grew to be at home in the Harmon house and its neglected surroundings.
When the will to do so seized him, he went into the village and lifted up his voice, and preached the exactions of the love of the Son of God, proclaiming that He would come again, and that quickly.
The winter days had grown very long; the sun had passed the vernal equinox, and yet it looked upon unbroken snowfields.

Then, about the middle of April, the snow passed quickly away in blazing sunshine, in a thousand rivulets, in a flooded river.

The roads were heavy with mud, but the earth was left green, the bud of spring having been nurtured beneath the kindly shelter of the snow..


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