Buch · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"Would you like to take in the round-up to-day?"
Arlie flung the question at Fraser with a frank directness of
sloe-black eyes that had never known coquetry. She was washing
handkerchiefs, and her sleeves were rolled to the elbows of the
slender, but muscular, coffee-brown arms.
"I would."
"If you like you may ride out with me to Willow Spring. I have
some letters to take to dad."
"Suits me down to the ground, ma'am."
It was a morning beautiful even for Wyoming. The spring called
potently to the youth in them. The fine untempered air was like
wine, and out of a blue sky the sun beat pleasantly down through
a crystal-clear atmosphere known only to the region of the
Rockies. Nature was preaching a wordless sermon on the duty of
happiness to two buoyant hearts that scarce needed it.
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