Buch · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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Struve's hand stole to his breast, came out slowly to the edge of
his coat, then leaped with a flash of something bright toward the
other's throat. Simultaneously the revolver rang out. A curse,
the sound of a falling body, and the frightened horses leaped
forward. The wheels slipped over the edge of the narrow mountain
road, and surrey, horses, and driver plunged a hundred feet down
to the sharp, broken rocks below.
Johnson, hearing the shot, ran out and stumbled over a body lying
in the road. By the bright moonlight he could see that it was
that of his employer. The surrey was nowhere in sight, but he
could easily make out where it had slipped over the precipice. He
ran back into the shaft-house and began telephoning wildly to
town.
CHAPTER XIII -- STEVE OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS
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