Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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The big cow man laughed. "Oh, cut it out, Steve. Jed don't have
to O. K. my guest list. Not on yore life. I'm about ready for a
ruction with that young man, anyway. He's too blamed bossy. I
ain't wearing his brand. Fact is, I been having notions this
valley has been suffering from too much Briscoe. Others are
sharing that opinion with me. Ask Dick France. Ask Arlie, for
that matter."
"I'm afraid I'm off that young lady's list of friends."
"Sho! She'll come round. She's some hot-haided. It always was her
way to get mad first, and find out why afterward. But don't make
any mistake about her, Steve. She's the salt of the earth, Arlie
Dillon is. She figured it out you wasn't playing it quite on the
square with her. Onct she's milled it around a spell, she'll see
things different. I've knowed her since she was knee-high, and I
tell you she's a game little thoroughbred."
The Texan looked at him a moment, then stared out of the window.
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