كتاب · The Origin of Species
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المؤلف: Charles Darwin
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"That isn't my responsibility, but speaking merely as a private
citizen, I should say, No."
"What would you do with him then?"
"Why not take him up to your house?"
"Wouldn't be safe a minute, or in any other house in town."
"Then get out of town with him."
"It can't be done. I'm watched."
Hilliard shrugged.
The ranger's keen eyes went from one to another. He saw that what
the lawyer needed was some personal interest to convert him into
a partisan. From his pocket he drew another letter and some
papers.
"If you doubt that I am Lieutenant Fraser you can wire my captain
at Dallas. This is a letter of congratulation to me from the
Governor of Texas for my work in the Chacon case. Here's my
railroad ticket, and my lodge receipt. You gentlemen are the
officers in charge. I hold you personally responsible for my
safety--for the safety of a man whose name, by chance, is now
known all over this country."
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