كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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The girl flushed with pleasure at his praise. She was mountain
bred, and she loved the country of the great peaks.
They descended the valley, crossed the road, and in an open
grassy spot just beyond, came plump upon four men who had
unsaddled to eat lunch.
The meeting came too abruptly for Arlie to avoid it. One glance
told her that they were deputies from Gimlet Butte. Without the
least hesitation she rode forward and gave them the casual
greeting of cattleland. Fraser, riding beside her, nodded coolly,
drew to a halt, and lit a cigarette.
"Found him yet, gentlemen?" he asked.
"No, nor we ain't likely to, if he's reached this far," one of
the men answered.
"It would be some difficult to collect him here," the Texan
admitted impartially.
"Among his friends," one of the deputies put in, with a snarl.
Fraser laughed easily. "Oh, well, we ain't his enemies, though he
ain't very well known in the Cedar Mountain country. What might
he be like, pardner?"
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