Ksiazka · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"What do you think you've been trying to do, you sap-headed
idiot?" Jed demanded. "Haven't you sense enough to choose a
better time than one when the whole settlement is gathered to
help him? And can't you ever make a clean job of it, you
chuckle-minded son of a greaser?"
Struve turned, snarling, on him. "That'll be enough from you,
Briscoe. I've stood about all I'm going to stand just now."
"You'll stand for whatever I say," retorted Jed. "You've cooked
your goose in this valley by to-night's fool play. I'm the only
man that can pull you through. Bite on that fact, Mr. Struve,
before you unload your bile on me."
The convict's heart sank. He felt it to be the truth. The last
thing he had heard was Siegfried's threat to kill him.
Whether Fraser lived or died he was in a precarious position and
he knew it.
"I know you're my friend, Jed," he whined. "I'll do what you say.
Stand by me and I'll sure work with you."
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