Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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The ranger's quirt was going up and down, stinging Dead Easy to
more violent exertions, if possible. But the outlaw had shot its
bolt. The plunges grew less vicious, the bucks more feeble. It
still pitched, because of the unbroken gameness that defied
defeat, but so mechanically that the motions could be forecasted.
Then Steve began to soothe the brute. Somehow the wild creatute
became aware that this man who was his master was also disposed
to be friendly. Presently it gave up the battle, quivering in
every limb. Fraser slipped from the saddle, and putting his arm
across its neck began to gentle the outlaw. The animal had always
looked the incarnation of wickedness. The red eyes in its
ill-shaped head were enough to give one bad dreams. A quarter of
an hour before, it had bit savagely at him. Now it stood
breathing deep, and trembling while its master let his hand pass
gently over the nose and neck with soft words that slowly won the
pony back from the terror into which it had worked itself.
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