Book · The Origin of Species
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Author: Charles Darwin
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"Now you're shouting, lieutenant. That's all we ask."
"It depends on what you mean by fair and square," another one
spoke up.
The ranger nodded amiably at him. "That you, Harris? Well, let's
look at the facts right. Here's Lost Valley, that's had a bad
name ever since it was inhabited. Far as I can make out its
settlers are honest men, regarded outside as miscreants. Just as
folks were beginning to forget it, comes the Squaw Creek raid.
Now, I'm not going into that, and I'm not going to say a word
against the man that lies dead up in the hills. But I'll say
this: His death solves a problem for a good many of the boys up
there. I'm going to make it my business to see that the facts are
known right down in Gimlet Butte. I'm going to lift the blame
from the boys that were present, and couldn't help what
happened."
Yorky was impressed, but suspicion was not yet banished from his
mind. "You seem to know a lot about it, lieutenant."
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