كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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"All right, honey. You're sure all safe now," he said tenderly,
and in the blackness his lips sought and met hers in a kiss that
sealed the understanding their souls had reached.
At the sound of Neill's voice Dunke had extinguished the candle
and vanished in the darkness with Struve, the latter holding him
by the arm in a despairing grip. Neill shouted again and again,
as he relighted his candle, but there came no answer to his
calls.
"We had better make for the shaft," he said.
They set out on the long walk to the opening that led up to the
light and the pure air. For a while they walked on in silence. At
last he took her hand and guided her fingers across the seam on
his wrist.
"It don't seem only four days since you did that, honey," he
murmured.
"Did I do that?" Her voice was full of self-reproach, and before
he could stop her she lifted his hand and kissed the welt.
"Don't, sweet. I deserved what I got and more. I'm ready with
that apology you didn't want then, Peggy."
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