Libro · The Origin of Species
Pagina 195 di 439
Autore: Charles Darwin
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This was a new phase of the situation, and it went home to the
lawyer's mind at once. He had been brought into the case willy
nilly, and he would be blamed for anything that happened to this
young Texan, whose deeds had recently been exploited broadcast in
the papers. He stood for an instant in frowning thought, and as
he did so a clause in the letter from the Governor of Texas
caught and held his eye.
which I regard as the ablest, most daring, and, at the same time,
the most difficult and most successful piece of secret service
that has come to my knowledge....
Suddenly, Hilliard saw the way out--a way that appealed to him
none the less because it would also serve his own ambitions.
"Neither you nor I have any right to help this gentleman to
escape, sheriff. The law is plain. He is charged with murder. We
haven't any right to let our private sympathies run away with us.
But there is one thing we can do."
"What is that?" the sheriff asked.
"Let him earn his freedom."
"Earn it! How?"
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