Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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Her shining eyes were more eloquent than a thousand tongues. "I
don't say it would, but there was always the chance. You didn't
take it. You would have let them hang you, without speaking the
word that brought me into it. Why?"
"I'm awful obstinate when I get my back up," he smiled.
"That wasn't it. You did it to save a girl you had never seen but
once. I want to know why."
"All right. Have it your own way. But don't ask me to explain the
whyfors. I'm no Harvard professor."
"I know," she said softly. She was not looking at him, but out of
the window, and there were tears in her voice.
"Sho! Don't make too much of it. We'll let it go that I ain't all
coyote, after all. But that don't entitle me to any reward of
merit. Now, don't you cry, Miss Arlie. Don't you."
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