Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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"Is that what the government pays you for?"
"Not entirely. Part of the time I examine irrigation projects and
report on their feasibility. I have been known to build dams and
bore tunnels."
"And what of the young ladies you reclaim? Do you bore them?" she
asked saucily.
"I understand they have hitherto always found me very
entertaining," he claimed boldly, his smiling eyes on her.
"Indeed!"
"But young ladies are peculiar. Sometimes we think we're
entertaining them when we ain't."
"I'm sure you are right."
"And other times they're interested when they pretend they're
not."
"It must be comforting to your vanity to think that," she said
coldly. For his words had recalled similar ones spoken by him
twenty-four hours earlier, which in turn had recalled his
unpardonable sin.
The lieutenant of rangers appeared over the hill and descended
into the draw. Miss Kinney went to meet him.
"He got away?" she asked.
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