Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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"You're a man of one idea, Steve. Cayn't you see that the fact's
the main thing, not the time it took to make it one?"
"And counting out Sunday and Monday, it only leaves two days."
"Don't let that interfere with your breakfast. You haven't been
elected timekeeper for this outfit, you know!"
Fraser recovered from his daze and duly offered congratulations
to the one and hopes for unalloyed joy to the other party to the
engagement.
"But four days!" he added in his pleasant drawl. "That's sure
some precipitous. Just to look at him, ma'am"--this innocently to
Peggy--"a man wouldn't think he had it in him to locate, stake
out, and do the necessary assessment work on such a rich claim as
the Margaret Kinney all in four days. Mostly a fellow don't
strike such high-grade ore without a lot of--"
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