Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"Glad to know it." Briscoe laughed in suave triumph. "I thought
you might be. This description sounds some familiar. I'll not
read it all. But listen: 'Scar on right cheek, running from
bridge of nose toward ear. Trigger finger missing; shot away when
last arrested. Weight, about one hundred and ninety.' By the way,
just out of curiosity, how heavy are you, Mr. Johnson? 'Height,
five feet nine inches. Protuberant, fishy eyes. Long, drooping,
reddish mustache.' I'd shave that mustache if I were you,
Mr.--er--Johnson. Some one might mistake you for Nick Struve."
The man who called himself Johnson recognized denial as futile.
He flung up the sponge with a blasphemous oath. "What do you
want? What's your game? Do you want to sell me for the reward? By
thunder, you'd better not!"
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