Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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Steve grinned. "This is awful sudden, Tennessee. You must a-been
sawing wood right industrious on the hawssback ride and down in
the tunnel. I expect there wasn't any sunshine down there, was
there?"
"You go to grass, Steve."
"No, Tennessee is ce'tainly no two-bit man. Lemme see.
One--two--three--four days. That's surely going some," the ranger
soliloquized.
"Mr. Fraser," the young woman reproved with a blush.
"Don't mind him, Peggy. He's merely jealous," came back Larry.
"Course I'm jealous. Whyfor not? What license have these
Panhandle guys to come in and tote off our girls? But don't mind
me. I'll pay strict attention to my ham and eggs and not see a
thing that's going on."
"Lieutenant!" Miss Margaret was both embarrassed and shocked.
"Want me to shut my eyes, Tennessee?"
"Next time we get engaged you'll not be let in on the ground
floor," Neill predicted.
"Four days! My, my! If that ain't rapid transit for fair!"
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