Livro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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They did not speak again until they had passed from between the
chill walls to the warm sunshine of the valley beyond. Among the
rocks above the trail, she glimpsed some early anemones
blossoming bravely.
She drew up with a little cry of pleasure. "They're the first I
have seen. I must have them."
Fraser swung from the saddle, but he was not quick enough. She
reached them before he did, and after they had gathered them she
insisted upon sitting down again.
He had his suspicions, and voiced them. "I believe you got me off
just to make me sit down."
She laughed with deep delight. "I didn't, but since we are here
we shall." And she ended debate by sitting down tailor-fashion,
and beginning to arrange her little bouquet.
A meadow lark, troubadour of spring, trilled joyously somewhere
in the pines above. The man looked up, then down at the vivid
creature busy with her flowers at his feet. There was kinship
between the two. She, too, was athrob with the joy note of
spring.
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