Livre · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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"It was the surest way to disarm any suspicion they might have
had. One of them had just said the man they wanted was like me.
Presently, one would have been guessing that it was me." He
looked at her drolly, and added: "You played up to me fine, sis."
A touch of deeper color beat into her dusky cheeks. "We'll drop
the relationship right now, if you please. I said only what you
made me say," she told him, a little stiffly.
But presently she relaxed to the note of friendliness, even of
comradeship, habitual to her. She was a singularly frank
creature, having been brought up in a country where women were
few and far, and where conventions were of the simplest.
Otherwise, she would not have confessed to him with unconscious
naivete, as she now did, how greatly she had been troubled for
him before she received the note from Speed.
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