Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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"You did well, Mr. Fraser from Texas," Jed complimented him, with
a smile that thinly hid his malice. "But it won't do to have you
going back to Texas with the word that Wyoming is shy of riders.
I ain't any great shakes, but I reckon I'll have to take a whirl
at Rocking Horse." He had decided to ride for two reasons. One
was that he had glimpsed the girl among the firs; the other was
to dissipate the admiration his rival had created among the men.
Briscoe lounged toward the remuda, rope in hand. It was his cue
to get himself up picturesquely in all the paraphernalia of the
cowboy. Black-haired and white-toothed, lithe as a wolf, and
endowed with a grace almost feline, it was easy to understand how
this man appealed to the imagination of the reckless young
fellows of this primeval valley. Everything he did was done well.
Furthermore, he looked and acted the part of leader which he
assumed.
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