كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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Arlie fired and screamed simultaneously. The thud of a fall, the
scuffle of a man gathering himself to his feet again, the rush of
retreating steps, all merged themselves in one single impression
of fierce, exultant triumph.
Her only regret was that she had not killed him. She was not even
sure that she had hit him, for her bullet had gone through the
glass within an inch of the inner woodwork. Nevertheless, she
knew that he had had a shock that would carry him far. Unless he
had accomplices with him--and of that there had been no evidence
at the time of the attack from Bald Knob--he would not venture
another attempt. Of one thing she was sure. The face that had
looked in at the window was one she had never seen before, In
this, too, she found relief--for she knew now that the face she
had expected to see follow the shadow over the pane had been that
of Jed Briscoe; and Jed had too much of the courage of Lucifer
incarnate in him to give up because an unexpected revolver had
been fired in his face.
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