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Springhaven

CHAPTER XVIII
10/16

"Fruit is a thing that my mouth prepares for, directly there is any warmth in the sun.

It puts itself up, it is elevated, it will not have meat, or any substance coarse.

Wine of the softest and fruit of the finest is what it must then have, or unmouth itself.

That miserable Cheray, his maledictioned name put me forth to be on fire for the good thing he designs.

Cherays you call them, and for cherays I despatched him, suspended between the leaves in the good sun.


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