Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autore: Charles Darwin
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Again the low murmur, beyond a possibility of doubt. Both of them
caught it. The girl opened her throat in a loud cry for help. An
answering shout came back clear and strong. Struve wheeled and
started up the arroyo, bending in and out among the cactus till
he disappeared over the brow.
Two horsemen burst into sight, galloping down the steep trail at
breakneck speed, flinging down a small avalanche of shale with
them. One of them caught sight of the girl, drew up so short that
his horse slid to its haunches, and leaped from the saddle in a
cloud of dust.
He ran toward her, and she to him, hands out to meet her rescuer.
"Why didn't you come sooner? I've waited so long," she cried
pathetically, as his arms went about her.
"You poor lamb! Thank God we're in time!" was all he could say.
Then for the first time in her life she fainted.
The other rider lounged forward, a hat in his hand that he had
just picked up close to the fire.
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