Livro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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At the summons the driver swung his head sharply to a picture he
will never forget. A young woman was standing on the bank at the
edge of the road covering him with a revolver, having apparently
just stepped from behind the trunk of the cottonwood beside her.
The color had fled her cheeks even to the edge of the dull
red-copper waves of hair, but he could detect in her slim young
suppleness no doubt or uncertainty. On the contrary, despite her
girlish freshness, she looked very much like business. She was
like some young wild creature of the forest cornered and brought
to bay, but the very terror in her soul rendered her more
dangerous. Of the heart beating like a trip-hammer the gray
unwinking eyes that looked into hers read nothing. She had
schooled her taut nerves to obedience, and they answered her
resolute will steadily despite fluttering pulses.
"Don't move!" she said again.
"What do you want?" he asked harshly.
"I want your team," she panted.
"What for?"
"Never mind. I want it."
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