Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"We got a full table. Better ride away and forget it," said
another.
"That ain't what I'm paid for, Jack," returned Fraser
good-naturedly. "Better turn him over to me peaceable, boys.
He'll get what's coming to him all right."
"He'll get it now, Steve, without any help of yours. We don't aim
to allow any butting in."
"Don't you?"
There was a flash of steel as the ranger dived forward. Next
instant he and the prisoner stood with their backs to the
cottonwood, a revolver having somehow leaped from its scabbard to
his hand. His hunting-knife had sheared at a stroke the riata
round the engineer's neck.
"Take it easy, boys," urged Fraser, still in his gentle drawl, to
the astonished vigilantes whom his sudden sally had robbed of
their victim. "Think about it twice. We'll all be a long time
dead. No use in hurrying the funerals."
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