Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"I lie awake about the most unaccountable things sometimes."
He smiled in his slow Southern fashion. "Very well. I'll stay
indoors. I reckon Steve ain't lost, anyhow. You're too tired to
have to lie awake about me to-night. There's going to be lots of
other nights for you to think of me."
She glanced at him with a quick curiosity. "Well, of all the
conceit I ever heard!"
"I'm the limit, ain't I?" he grinned as he took himself off.
CHAPTER IX -- DOWN THE JACKRABBIT SHAFT.
Next morning Larry got up so late that he had to Order a special
breakfast for himself, the dining-room being closed. He found one
guest there, however, just beginning her oatmeal, and he invited
himself to eat at her table.
"Good mawnin', Miss Kinney. You don't look like you had been
lying awake worrying about me," he began by way of opening the
conversation.
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