Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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"Let her sleep. It will be the making of her. She's fair done.
But ain't she plucky? And that spirited! Ready to fight so long
as she can drag a foot. And her so sorter slim and delicate.
Funny how she hangs onto her grudge against me. Sho! I hadn't
ought to have kissed her, but I'll never tell her so."
He went back to his coffee and bacon, dined, and lay down for a
siesta beneath a cottonwood some distance removed from the
live-oaks where Miss Kinney reposed. For two or three hours he
slept soundly, having been in the saddle all night. It was
mid-afternoon when he awoke, and the sun was sliding down the
blue vault toward the sawtoothed range to the west. He found the
girl still lost to the world in deep slumber.
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