Livre · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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"She was his sister."
"Oh! His sister." Her voice was colorless. She observed him
without appearing to do so. "Very pretty, I thought her. Didn't
you?"
"Right nice looking. Had a sort of an expression made a man want
to look at her again."
"Yes."
Innocently unaware that he was being pumped, he contributed more
information. "And that game."
"She was splendid. I can see her now opening the door in the face
of the bullets."
"Never a scream out of her either. Just as cool."
"That is the quality men admire most, isn't it--courage?"
"I don't reckon that would come first. Course it wouldn't make a
hit with a man to have a woman puling around all the time."
"My kind, you mean."
Though she was smiling at him with her lips, it came to him that
his words were being warped to a wrong meaning.
"No, I don't," he retorted bluntly.
"As I remember it, I was bawling every chance I got yesterday and
the day before," she recalled, with fine contempt of herself.
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