Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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How long she wandered, a prey to terror, calling helplessly in
the blackness, she did not know. It seemed to her that she must
always wander so, a perpetual prisoner condemned to this living
grave. So that it was with a distinct shock of glad surprise she
heard a voice answer faintly her calls. Calling and listening
alternately, she groped her way in the direction of the sounds,
and so at last came plump against the figure of the approaching
rescuer.
"Who is it?" a hoarse voice demanded.
But before she could answer a match flared and was held close to
her face. The same light that revealed her to him told the girl
who this man was that had met her alone a million miles from
human aid. The haggard, drawn countenance with the lifted upper
lip and the sunken eyes that glared into hers belonged to the
convict Nick Struve.
The match went out before either of them spoke.
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