Charles Darwin Quotes

I Believe We Were All Glad To Leave New Zealand. It Is Not A Pleasant Place. Amongst The Natives There Is Absent That Charming Simplicity ... And The Greater Part Of The English Are The Very Refuse Of Society.

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