Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autor: Charles Darwin
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"Not directly. At three hundred yards, I could have shot a heap
straighter than that. The fool must have been drunk."
"You'll have to excuse him. It was beginning to get dark. His
intentions were good."
There was a quick light step behind him, and Arlie came into the
room. She glanced quickly from one to the other, and there was
apprehension in her look.
"I've come to see Lieutenant Fraser on business," Briscoe
explained, with an air patently triumphant.
Arlie made no offer to leave the room. "He's hardly up to
business yet, is he?" she asked, as carelessly as she could.
"Then we'll give it another name. I'm making a neighborly call to
ask how he is, and to return some things he lost."
Jed's hand went into his pocket and drew forth leisurely a
photograph. This he handed to Arlie right side up, smiling the
while, with a kind of masked deviltry.
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