[The Desert of Wheat by Zane Grey]@TWC D-Link book
The Desert of Wheat

CHAPTER I
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But that only accentuated the distance she had intimated lay between them.

Her kindness stung him to recover his composure.

He wished she had not been kind.

What a singular chance that had brought her here to his home--the daughter of a man who came to demand a long-unpaid debt! What a dispelling of the vague thing that had been only a dream! Dorn gazed away across the yellowing hills to the dim blue of the mountains where rolled the Oregon.

Despite the color, it was gray--like his future.
"I heard you tell father you had studied wheat," said the girl, presently, evidently trying to make conversation.
"Yes, all my life," replied Kurt.


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