Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autore: Charles Darwin
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Alec Howard nodded: "Doc Lee's the stuff. Here he comes now,
talking of angels."
Doctor Lee dismounted and grinned. "Which of you lads is she
making love to now?"
Arlie laughed. "He can't understand that I don't make love to
anybody but him," she explained to the younger men.
"She never did to me, doc," Dick said regretfully.
"No, we were just talking about you, doc."
"Fire ahead, young woman," said the doctor, with assumed
severity. "I'm here to defend myself now."
"Alec was calling you an angel, and I was laughing at him," said
the girl demurely.
"An angel--huh!" he snorted.
"I never knew an angel that chewed tobacco, or one that could
swear the way you do when you're mad," continued Arlie.
"I don't reckon your acquaintance with angels is much greater
than mine, Miss Arlie Dillon. How's the patient?"
"He's always wanting something to eat, and he's cross as a bear."
"Good for him! Give him two weeks now and he'll be ready to whip
his weight in wild cats."
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