Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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Fraser was dragged from sweet slumber, pegged face down on his
blankets, with a large-sized man at the extremity of each arm and
leg, and introduced to a chapping. Dick France wielded the chaps
vigorously upon the portions of his anatomy where they would do
the most execution. The Texan did not enjoy it, but he refrained
from saying so. When he was freed, he sat down painfully on a
saddle and remarked amiably:
"You're a beautiful bunch, ain't you? Anybody got any smoking?"
This proper acceptance of their attentions so delighted these
overgrown children that they dug up three bottles of whisky that
were kept in camp for rattlesnake bites, and made Rome howl. They
had ridden all day, and for many weary days before that; but they
were started toward making a night of it when Dillon appeared.
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