Livre · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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Among these peaks lay hidden pockets and caches by hundreds, rock
fissures which made the country a very maze to the uninitiated.
The ranger, himself one of the best trailers in Texas, doubted
whether he could retrace his steps to the Speed place.
After several hours of travel, they emerged from a gulch to a
little valley known as Beaver Dam Park. The girl pointed out to
her companion a narrow brown ribbon that wound through the park.
"There's the road again. That's the last we shall see of it--or
it will be when we have crossed it. Once we reach the Twin Buttes
that are the gateway to French Canon you are perfectly safe. You
can see the buttes from here. No, farther to the right."
"I thought I'd ridden some tough trails in my time, but this
country ce'tainly takes the cake," Fraser said admiringly, as his
gaze swept the horizon. "It puts it over anything I ever met up
with. Ain't that right, Teddy hawss?"
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