图书 · The Origin of Species
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作者: Charles Darwin
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Steve lazed on his pony, shifting his position to ease his
cramped limbs after the manner of the range rider. In spite of
himself, his eyes would drift toward the jaunty little figure on
the pinto. The masculine in him approved mightily her lissom
grace and the proud lilt of her dark head, with its sun-kissed
face set in profile to him. He thought her serviceable costume
very becoming, from the pinched felt hat pinned to the dark mass
of hair, and the red silk kerchief knotted loosely round the
pretty throat, to the leggings beneath the corduroy skirt and the
flannel waist with sleeves rolled up in summer-girl fashion to
leave the tanned arms bare to the dimpled elbows.
The trail, winding through a narrow defile, brought them side by
side again.
"Ever notice what a persistent color buckskin is, Steve?"
inquired France, by way of bringing him into the conversation.
"It's strong in every one of these cattle, though the old man has
been trying to get rid of it for ten years."
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