Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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Jed nodded. "I figured you had. Yes, it would be Hilliard worked
the scheme out, I expect."
"You're a good deal of a detective yourself, Mr. Briscoe," the
Texan laughed hardily. "Perhaps I could get you a job in the
rangers."
"There may be a vacancy there soon," Jed agreed.
"What's the use of talking that way, Jed? Are you threatening Mr.
Fraser? If anything happens to him, I'll remember this," Arlie
told him.
"Have I mentioned any threats, Arlie? It is well known that
Lieutenant Fraser has enemies here. It don't take a prophet to
tell that, after what happened the other night."
"Any more than it takes a prophet to tell that you are one of
them."
"I play my own hand. I don't lie down before him, or any other
man. He'd better not get in my way, unless he's sure he's a
better man than I am."
"But he isn't in your way," Arlie insisted. "He has told a plain
story. I believe every word of it."
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