[The Lookout Man by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lookout Man CHAPTER TWELVE 15/32
I was astounded to see what may be accomplished with axes and picks and rakes and shovels. But it is work, though.
By George, it is work!" "Don't try to root in those needles for a soft spot," Kate advised him practically.
"Not when some persons have more cushions than they need or can use." Whereupon she went over and took two pillows from under Marion's feet, and pulled another from under her shoulder. These made the professor comfortable enough.
He lay back smiling gratefully--even affectionately--upon her. "You certainly do know how to make a man glad that he is alive," he thanked her.
"Now, if I could lie here and look up through these branches and listen while a dear little woman I know recites Shelley's _The Cloud_, I could feel that paradise holds no greater joys than this sheltered little vale." The hammock became suddenly and violently agitated.
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