Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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Jed was in high good humor with himself. His victim looked silent
murder at him.
"One more thing, while you're in a teachable frame of mind,"
continued Briscoe. "I run Lost Valley. What I say, goes here. Get
that soaked into your think-tank, my friend. Ever since you came,
you've been disputing that in your mind. You've been stirring up
the boys against me. Think I haven't noticed it? Guess again, Mr.
Struve. You'd like to be boss yourself, wouldn't you? Forget it.
Down in Texas you may be a bad, bad man, a sure enough wolf, but
in Wyoming you only stack up to coyote size. Let this slip your
mind, and I'll be running Lost Valley after your bones are picked
white by the buzzards."
"I ain't a-goin' to make you any trouble. Didn't I tell you that
before?" growled Struve reluctantly.
"See you don't, then. Now I'll come again to my news. I was
telling you that there's another stranger in this valley, Mr.
Struve. Hails from Texas, too. Name of Fraser. Ever hear of him?"
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