كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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Howard appeared in the doorway. "Say, Sig, go down to the corral
and saddle up Teddy for Steve, will you? Some of his friends have
been potshotting at him again. No damage done, except to my
feelings, but there's nothing like being careful."
Siegfried's face darkened. "Ay bane like for know who it vas?"
Howard laughed. "Now, if you'll tell Steve that he'll give you as
much as six bits, Sig. He's got notions, but they ain't worth any
more than yours or mine. Say, where you boys going to-day? I've a
notion to go along."
"Oh, just out for a little pasear," Steve answered casually.
"Thought you were going to work on your south fence to-day."
"Well, I reckon I better. It sure needs fixing. You lads take
good care of yourselves. I don't need to tell you not to pass
anywhere near the run, Sig," he grinned, with the manner of one
giving a superfluous warning.
Fraser looked at Siegfried, with a smile in his eyes. "No, we'll
not pass the run to-day, Alec."
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