كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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Larry Neill watched him vanish and then turned smiling to Miss
Kinney.
"All aboard for the Mal Pais," he sang out cheerfully.
Too cheerfully perhaps. His assurance that all was well between
them chilled her manner. He might forgive himself easily if he
was that sort of man; she would at least show him she was no
party, to it. He had treated her outrageously, had manhandled her
with deliberate intent to insult. She would show him no one alive
could treat her so and calmly assume to her that it was all
right.
Her cool eyes examined the horse, and him.
"I don't quite see how you expect to arrange it, Mr. Neill. That
is your name, isn't it?" she added indifferently.
"That's my name--Larry Neill. Easiest thing in the world to
arrange. We ride pillion if it suits you; if not, I'll walk."
"Neither plan suits me," she announced curtly, her gaze on the
far-away hills.
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