Livre · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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The man was amazed. A moment since the fury of a tigress had
possessed her. Now she was all weak womanish despair. She leaned
against the cottonwood and buried her face in her arm, the while
uneven sobs shook her slender body. He frowned resentfully at
this change of front, and because his calloused conscience was
disturbed he began to justify himself. Why didn't she play it out
instead of coming the baby act on him? She had undertaken to hold
him up and he had made her pay forfeit. He didn't see that she
had any kick coming. If she was this kind of a boarding-school
kid she ought not to have monkeyed with the buzz-saw. She was
lucky he didn't take her to El Paso with him and have her jailed.
"I reckon we'll listen to explanations now," he said grimly after
a minute of silence interrupted only by her sobs.
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