Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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"It's all over except getting this man to safety. I'm going to
put him down an abandoned shaft of the Jackrabbit. He'll be safe
there, and nobody will think to look for him in any such place,"
said Fraser.
The man from the Panhandle drew his friend to one side. "Do you
need me any longer? I left Miss Kinney right on the edge of that
mob, and I expect I better look around and see where she is now."
"All right. No, we don't need you. Take care you don't let any of
these miners recognize you. They might make you trouble while
they're still hot. Well, so-long. See you to-morrow at the
hotel."
The Tennessean looked to his guns to make sure they hung loose in
the scabbards, then stepped briskly back toward the plaza.
CHAPTER VIII -- WOULD YOU WORRY ABOUT ME?
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