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المؤلف: Charles Darwin

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Brandt laughed incredulously. "That will sound good to a jury, if
your case ever comes to that stage. How do you expect to explain
Billy Faulkner's death?"
"Is there any proof I killed him?"
"Some. You were recognized by two men last night while you were
trying to escape. You carried a rifle that uses the same weight
bullet as the one we dug out of Billy. When you attacked Tom
Peake you dropped that rifle, and in your getaway hadn't time to
pick it up again. That is evidence enough for a Wyoming jury, in
the present state of public opinion."
"What do you mean by 'in the present state of public opinion'?"
"I mean that this whole country is pretty nearly solid against
the Cedar Mountain cattlemen, since they killed Campeau and
Jennings in that raid on their camp. You know what I mean as well
as I do."

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