Книга · The Origin of Species
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Автор: Charles Darwin
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The ranger saw only Arlie. His gaze was full of deep reproach.
"You came down here to save me," he said, in the manner of one
stating a fact.
"Why shouldn't I? Ought I to have let you suffer for me? Did you
think I was so base?"
"You oughtn't to have done it. You have brought trouble on
yourself."
Her eyes glowed with deep fires. "I don't care. I have done what
was right. Did you think dad and I would sit still and let you
pay forfeit for us?"
The lieutenant's spirits rejoiced at the thing she had done, but
his mind could not forget what she must go through.
"I'm glad and I'm sorry," he said simply.
Hilliard came, smiling, to relieve the situation. "I've got a
piece of good news for both of you. Two of the boys that were in
that shooting scrap three miles from town came to my office the
other day and admitted that they attacked you. It got noised
around that there was a girl in it, and they were anxious to have
the thing dropped. I don't think either of you need worry about
it any more."
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