Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autore: Charles Darwin
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By unfrequented trails they traversed the valley till they
reached the canon down which poured Squaw Creek on its way to the
outside world. A road ran alongside this for a mile or two, but
disappeared into the stream when the gulch narrowed. The first
faint streaks of gray dawn were lightening the sky enough for
Fraser to see this. He was riding in advance, and commented upon
it to Siegfried, who rode with him.
The Norwegian laughed. "Ay bane t'ink we do some wadin'."
They swung off to the right, and a little later splashed through
the water for a few minutes and came out into a spreading valley
beyond the sheer walls of the retreat they had left. Taking the
road again, they traveled faster than they had been able to do
before.
"Who left the valley yesterday for Gimlet Butte, Sig?" Howard
asked, after it was light enough to see. "I notice tracks of two
horses."
"Ay bane vondering. Ay t'ink mebbe West over----"
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