Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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"I reckon not. This ain't the track of his big bay. Must 'a' been
yesterday, too, because it rained the night before."
For some hours they could see occasionally the tracks of the two
horses, but eventually lost them where two trails forked.
"Taking the Sweetwater cutout to the Butte, I reckon," Howard
surmised.
They traveled all day, except for a stop about ten o'clock for
breakfast, and another late in the afternoon, to rest the horses.
At night, they put up at a ranch house, and were in the saddle
again early in the morning. Before noon, they struck a telephone
line, and Fraser called up Brandt at a ranch.
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