Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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He nodded impudently at Arlie, turned on his heel, and went
trailing off with jingling spur. They heard him cursing at his
horse as he mounted. The cruel swish of a quirt came to them,
after which the swift pounding of a horse's hoofs. The cow pony
had found its gallop in a stride.
The Texan laughed lightly. "Exit Mr. Briscoe, some disappointed,"
he murmured.
He noticed that none of the others shared his mirth.
CHAPTER VI -- A SURE ENOUGH WOLF
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