كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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"Wasn't it?" There was a softened, almost tender, jeer in her
voice. "Since you only saved our lives!"
"I ain't claiming all that, Miss Arlie."
"Then I'll claim it for you. I suppose you gave yourself up to
them and explained how it was after we left."
"Not exactly that. I managed to slip away, through the sage. It
was mo'ning before I found the road again. Soon as I did, a
deputy tagged me, and said, 'You're mine.' He spoke for me so
prompt and seemed so sure about what he was saying, I didn't
argue the matter with him." He laughed gayly.
"And then?"
"Then he herded me to town, and I was invited to be the county's
guest. Not liking the accommodations, I took the first chance and
flew the coop. They missed a knife in my pocket when they
searched me, and I chipped the cement away from the window bars,
let myself down by the bed linen, and borrowed a cow-pony I found
saddled at the edge of town. So, you see, I'm a hawss thief too,
ma'am."
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