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from the mind of darwin, 1875.

That voyage, on the Beagle, I discovered a beginning Such revolutionary splendor – The origin of species! But I begin to wonder, where is the creator? I have always found him in the yawning mouth of the awakening morning glory. I find him in the visage of my Emma, her features blooming in the sunlight. But I begin to wonder, what of the ichneumon wasp, the unholy, unwilling alliance with the unfortunate caterpillar? The horrors of nature? Where now is this creator? Surely, he exists. Can I have a doubt of this? His species, though, is far more complex than that of the singing mocking bird; his features less defined than that of the lumbering tortoise. Perhaps the detail of his nature originated in the mind of mankind.
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