Книга · The Origin of Species
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Автор: Charles Darwin
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"Hasn't he lived up here long?" asked one of the men, busy with
some bacon over a fire.
"They say not."
"He's a heavy-set fellow, with reddish hair; not so tall as you,
I reckon, and some heavier. Was wearing chaps and gauntlets when
he made his getaway. From the description, he looks something
like you, I shouldn't wonder."
Fraser congratulated himself that he had had the foresight to
discard as many as possible of these helps to identification
before he was three miles from Gimlet Butte. Now he laughed
pleasantly.
"Sure he's heavier than me, and not so tall."
"It would be a good joke, Bud, if they took you back to town for
this man," cut in Arlie, troubled at the direction the
conversation was taking, but not obviously so.
"I ain't objecting any, sis. About three days of the joys of town
would sure agree with my run-down system," the Texan answered
joyously.
"When you cowpunchers do get in, you surely make Rome howl," one
of the deputies agreed, with a grin. "Been in to the Butte
lately?"
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