Kitap · The Origin of Species
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"In a way, yes. It is very much more round-about. It isn't known
much by the public. Not many outsiders have business in the
valley."
She volunteered no explanation in detail, and the man beside her
said, with a grim laugh:
"There isn't any general admission to the public this way, is
there?"
"No. Oh, folks can come if they want to."
He looked full in her face, and said significantly: "I thought
the way to Lost Valley was a sort of a secret--one that those who
know are not expected to tell."
"Oh, that's just talk. Not many come in but our friends. We've
had to be careful lately. But you can't call a secret what a
thousand folks know."
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