Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"I had a letter of introduction to him from a friend in Texas.
When he knew who I was, he decided he couldn't afford to have me
lynched without trying to save me."
"I see. And the map?"
"This was the only part of the country in which I would be safe
from capture. He knew I had a claim on some of the Cedar Mountain
people, because it was to help them I had got into trouble."
"Yes, I can see that." Arlie nodded quickly. "Of course, that is
just what the sheriff would think."
"Folks can always see what they want to, Arlie," Jed commented.
"Now, I can't see all that, by a lot."
"It isn't necessary you should, Mr. Briscoe," Fraser retorted.
"Or else I see a good deal more, lieutenant," Jed returned, with
his smooth smile. "Mebbe the sheriff helped you on your way
because you're such a good detective. He's got ambitions, Brandt
has. So has Hilliard, the prosecuting attorney. Happen to see
him, by the way?"
"Yes."
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