Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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Across Dead Cow Creek they rode, following the stream up French
Canon to what was known as the Narrows. Here the great rock
walls, nearly two thousand feet high, came so close together as
to leave barely room for a footpath beside the creek which boiled
down over great bowlders. Unexpectedly, there opened in the wall
a rock fissure, and through this Arlie guided her horse.
The Texan wondered where she could be taking him, for the fissure
terminated in a great rock slide some two hundred yards ahead of
them. Before reaching this she turned sharply to the left, and
began winding in and out among the big bowlders which had fallen
from the summit far above.
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