Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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Impossible as it seemed, the ranger might have done it but for an
accident. In the struggle, the rope had slipped to a point just
below his knees. Fighting his way down the hill, foot by foot,
the Texan felt the rope tighten. One of his attackers flung
himself against his chest and he was tripped. The pack was on him
again. Here there was more light, and though for a time the mass
swayed back and forth, at last they hammered him down by main
strength. He was bound hand and foot, and dragged back to the
grove.
They faced their victim, panting deeply from their exertions.
Fraser looked round upon the circle of distorted faces, and
stopped at one. Seen now, with the fury and malignancy of its
triumph painted upon it, the face was one to bring bad dreams.
The lieutenant, his chest still laboring heavily, racked with the
torture of his torn shoulder, looked into that face out of the
only calm eyes in the group.
"So it's you, Struve?"
"Yes, it's me--me and my friends."
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