Livre · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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The man beside the girl read the situation at a glance. The
handcuffed figure groveling on the steps belonged to the murderer
Struve, and over him stood lightly the young ranger Steve Fraser.
He was standing off a mob that had gathered to lynch his
prisoner, and one glance at him was enough to explain how he had
won his reputation as the most dashing and fearless member of a
singularly efficient force. For plain to be read as the danger
that confronted him was the fact that peril was as the breath of
life to his nostrils.
CHAPTER VII -- ENTER MR. DUNKE
"He's my prisoner and you can't have him," the girl heard the
ranger say.
The answer came in a roar of rage. "By God, we'll show you!"
"If you want him, take him. But don't come unless you are ready
to pay the price!" warned the officer.
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