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المؤلف: Charles Darwin

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"Perhaps you don't know that I am T. J. Dunke."
"You don't say! And I'm General Grant. This lady hyer is Florence
Nightingale or Martha Washington, I disremember which."
Miss Kinney laughed. "Whichever she is she's very very tired,"
she said. "I think I'll accept your offer to see me to the hotel,
Mr. Neill."
She nodded a careless good night to the mine-owner, and touched
the horse with her heel. At the porch of the rather primitive
hotel she descended stiffly from the saddle.
Before she left the Southerner--or the Westerner, for sometimes
she classified him as one, sometimes as the other--she asked him
one hesitant question.
"Were you thinking of going out again tonight?"
"I did think of taking a turn out to see if I could find Fraser.
Anything I can do for you?"
"Yes. Please don't go. I don't want to have to worry about you. I
have had enough trouble for the present."
"Would you worry about me?" he asked quietly, his eyes steadily
on her.

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