पुस्तक · The Origin of Species
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लेखक: Charles Darwin
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Brandt shook hands heartily. "They say it was a dandy piece of
work. I read that story in a magazine. You delivered the goods
proper."
The ranger was embarrassed. "Oh, it wasn't much of a job. The man
that wrote it put in the fancy touches, to make his story sell, I
expect."
"Yes, he did! I know all about that!" the sheriff derided. "I've
got to get you out of this hole somehow. Do you mind if I send
for Hilliard, the prosecuting attorney? He's a bright young
fellow, loaded to the guards with ideas. What I want is to get at
a legal way of fixing this thing up, you understand. I'll call
him up on the phone, and have him run over."
Hilliard was shortly on the spot--a short, fat little fellow with
eyeglasses. He did not at first show any enthusiasm in the
prisoner's behalf.
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