Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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"We won't quarrel about that any, Alec. I'll indorse those
sentiments, and then some, even if she did call me a snake in the
grass."
CHAPTER XII -- THE DANCE
The day after Fraser changed his quarters, Dick France rode up to
the Howard ranch. Without alighting, he nodded casually to Alec,
and then to his guest.
"Hello, Steve! How's the shoulder?"
"Fine and dandy."
"You moved, I see." The puncher grinned.
"If you see it for yourself, I'll not attempt to deny it."
"Being stood in the corner some more, looks like! Little Willie
been telling some more lies?"
"Come in, Dick, and I'll put you wise."
Steve went over the story again. When he mentioned the Squaw
Creek raid, he observed that his two friends looked quickly at
each other and then away. He saw, however, that Dick took his
pledge in regard to the raiders at face value, without the least
question of doubt. He made only one comment on the situation.
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