Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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It was two hours later, when she was waltzing with Jed again,
that Arlie caught sight of a face that disturbed her greatly. It
was a countenance disfigured by a ragged scar, running from the
bridge of the nose. She had last seen it gazing into the window
of Alec Howard's cabin on a certain never-to-be-forgotten night.
"Who is that man--the one leaning against the door jamb, just
behind Slim Leroy?" she asked.
"He's a fellow that calls himself Johnson. His real name is
Struve," Jed answered carelessly.
"He's the man that shot the Texas lieutenant," she said.
"I dare say. He's got a good reason for shooting him. The man
broke out of the Arizona penitentiary, and Fraser came north to
rearrest him. At least, that's my guess. He wouldn't have been
here to-night if he hadn't figured Fraser too sick to come. Watch
him duck when he learns the ranger's here."
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