Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"Here, Miss Margaret! You begin on these. I'll have coffee ready
in two shakes of a cow's tail. And what do you say to bacon?"
He understood her to remark from the depths of a sandwich that
she said "Amen!" to it, and that she would take everything he had
and as soon as he could get it ready. She was as good as her
word. He found no cause to complain of her appetite. Bacon and
sandwiches and coffee were all consumed in quantities reasonable
for a famished girl who had been tramping actively for a day and
a night, and, since she was a child of impulse, she turned more
friendly eyes on him who had appeased her appetite.
"I suppose you are a cowboy like everybody else in this country?"
she ventured amiably after her hunger had become less sharp.
"No, I belong to the government reclamation service."
"Oh!" She had a vague idea she had heard of it before. "Who is it
you reclaim? Indians, I suppose."
"We reclaim young ladies when we find them wandering about the
desert," he smiled.
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