Ksiazka · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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Steve smiled pleasantly, and became absorbed in a rather noisy
bout of repartee going on between one swain and his lass, not so
absorbed, however, as not to notice that he and his unconscious
neighbors were becoming a covert focus of attention. He had
already noticed a shade of self-consciousness in the greeting of
those whom he met, a hint of a suggestion that he was on trial.
Among some this feeling was evidently more pronounced. He met
more than one pair of eyes that gave back to his genial nod cold
hostility.
At such an affair as this, Jed Briscoe was always at his best. He
was one of the few men in the valley who knew how to waltz well,
and music and rhythm always brought out in him a gay charm women
liked. His lithe grace, his assurance, his ease of manner and
speech, always differentiated him from the other ranchmen.
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