Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"A man who's looking for it usually finds it, Mr. Johnson. A man
that ain't, lives longer and more peaceable." At this point Jed
pulled himself together and bottled his arrogance, remembering
that he had come to make an alliance with this man. "But that's
no way for friends to talk. I got a piece of news for you. We'll
talk it over in the other room and not disturb these gentlemen."
One of the "gentlemen" grinned. He was a round-bodied,
bullet-headed cowpuncher, with a face like burnt leather. He was
in chaps, flannel shirt, and broad-brimmed hat. From a pocket in
his chaps a revolver protruded. "That's right, Jed. Wrap it up
proper. You'd hate to disturb us, wouldn't you?"
"I'll not interrupt you from losing your money more than five
minutes, Yorky," answered Briscoe promptly.
The third man at the table laughed suddenly. "Ay bane laik to
know how yuh feel now, Yorky?" he taunted.
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