Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"That's how it was, Steve. In as long as it takes to empty a
Winchester, we were every one of us guilty of a murder we'd each
have given a laig to have stopped. We were all in it, all tied
together, because we had broke the law to go raiding in the first
place. Technically, the man that emptied that rifle wasn't any
more guilty than us poor wretches that stood frozen there while
he did it. Put it that we might shave the gallows, even then the
penitentiary would bury us. There was only one thing to do. We
agreed to stand together, and keep mum."
"Is that why you're telling me, Alec?" Fraser smiled.
"We ain't telling you, not legally," the cow-puncher answered
coolly. "If you was ever to say we had, Dick and me would deny
it. But we ain't worrying any about you telling it. You're a
clam, and we know it. No, we're telling you, son, because we want
you to know about how it was. The boys didn't ride out to do
murder. They rode out simply to drive the sheep off their range."
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