本 · The Origin of Species
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著者: Charles Darwin
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CHAPTER XV -- THE TEXAN PAYS A VISIT
From that day Fraser had a new nurse. Arlie disappeared, and her
aunt replaced her a few hours later and took charge of the
patient. Steve took her desertion as an irritable convalescent
does, but he did not let his disappointment make him unpleasant
to Miss Ruth Dillon.
"I'm a chump," he told himself, with deep disgust. "Hadn't any
more sense than to go scaring off the little girl by handing out
a line of talk she ain't used to. I reckon now she's done with me
proper."
He continued to improve so rapidly that within the prescribed two
weeks he was on horseback again, though still a little weak and
washed out. His first ride of any length was to the Dillon ranch.
Siegfried accompanied him, and across the Norwegian's saddle lay
a very business-like rifle.
As they were passing the mouth of a canon, the ranger put a
casual question: "This Jack Rabbit Run, Sig?"
"Yah. More men wanted bane lost in that gulch than any place Ay
knows of."
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