Boek · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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Tom Long shouldered his way to the front. "Law! Where was the law
when this ruffian Kinney shot down my poor brother Dave? I guess
a rope and a cottonwood's good enough law for him. Anyhow, that's
what he gits."
Fraser, hard-packed, lithe, and graceful, laid a friendly hand on
the other's shoulder and smiled sunnily at him.
"I know how you feel, Tom. We all thought a heap of Dave and
you're his brother. But Dave died for the law. Both you boys have
always stood for order. He'd be troubled if he knew you were
turned enemy to it on his account."
"I'm for justice, Steve. This skunk deserves death and I'm going
to see he gits it."
"No, Tom."
"I say yes. Y'u ain't sitting in this game, Steve."
"I reckon I'll have to take a hand then."
The ranger's voice was soft and drawling, but his eyes were
indomitably steady. Throughout the Southwest his reputation for
fearlessness was established even among a population singularly
courageous. The audacity of his daredevil recklessness was become
a proverb.
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