Книга · The Origin of Species
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Автор: Charles Darwin
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She took it in slowly, with a gathering horror. "The truth!" she
repeated, almost under her breath. "You don't mean----You can't
mean----Are you here as a spy upon my friends?"
"I didn't know they were your friends when I took the job. If
you'll listen, I'll explain."
Words burst from her in gathering bitterness.
"What is there to explain, sir? The facts cry to heaven. I
brought you into this valley, gave you the freedom of our home
against my father's first instinct. I introduced you to my
friends, and no doubt they told you much you wanted to know. They
are simple, honest folks, who don't know a spy when they see one.
And I--fool that I am--I vouched for you. More, I stood between
you and the fate you deserved. And, lastly, in my blind conceit,
I have told you the names of the men in the Squaw Creek trouble.
If I had only known--and I had all the evidence, but I was so
blind I would not see you were a snake in the grass."
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