"But you who read Spencer and Darwin and have never seen the inside of a school, how did you learn to read and write?"

While there, he read Darwin's On the Origin of Species.

I've been reading Darwin, but he hasn't helped me much.

He had no interest in the new natural sciences, and was unmoved to read Darwin, regarding his writings as too much speculation.

She read Huxley and Darwin and things like that.

There, he read Darwin and gave a course on his theories.

Few people who are not biologists read Darwin in the original.

Snodgrass bypassed this problem by reading Darwin, Huxley, and Spencer in his free time.

He had, of course, read Lamarck and Darwin at Oxford.

If you read Darwin, that's just perverse.