Buch · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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Wrenching his other hand from under the rope, he fought them back
as a hurt grizzly does the wolf pack gathered for the kill. None
but a very powerful man could ever have reached his feet. None
less agile and sinewy than a panther could have beaten them back
as at first he did. They fought in grim silence, yet the grove
was full of the sounds of battle. The heavy breathing, the beat
of shifting feet, the soft impact of flesh striking flesh, the
thud of falling bodies--of these the air was vocal. Yet, save for
the gasps of sudden pain, no man broke silence save once.
"The snake'll get away yet!" a hoarse voice cried, not loudly,
but with an emphasis that indicated strong conviction.
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