Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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It would not have been her choice to ride home with the
lieutenant of rangers, but since her father had made the
appointment publicly she did not care to make objection. Yet she
took care to let Fraser see that he was in her black books. The
men rode toward the rear of the herd, one on each side, and Arlie
fell in beside her old playmate, Dick. She laughed and talked
with him about a hundred things in which Steve could have had no
part, even if he had been close enough to catch more than one
word out of twenty. Not once did she even look his way. Quite
plainly she had taken pains to forget his existence.
"It was Briscoe's turn the other day," mused the Texan. "It's
mine now. I wonder when it will be Dick's to get put out in the
cold!"
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