Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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She must have fought her fears nearly an hour before she heard
the faintest of sounds outside. Her hand leaped to the revolver.
She sat motionless, listening, with nerves taut. It came again
presently, a deadened footfall, close to the door. Then, after an
eternity, the latch clicked softly. Some one, with infinite care,
was trying to discover whether the door was locked.
His next move she anticipated. Her eyes fastened on the window,
while she waited breathlessly. Her heart was stammering
furiously. Moments passed, in which she had to set her teeth to
keep from screaming aloud. The revolver was shaking so that she
had to steady the barrel with her left hand. A shadow crossed one
pane, the shadow of a head in profile, and pushed itself forward
till shoulders, arm, and poised revolver covered the lower sash.
Very, very slowly the head itself crept into sight.
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