Libro · The Origin of Species
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Autore: Charles Darwin
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Fraser breathed freer when they rode out of sight. He had
overslept, and had had a narrow shave; for his pony was grazing
in the alfalfa field within a hundred yards of them at that
moment. No sooner had the posse gone than Hank Speed stepped
across the field without an instant's hesitation and looked the
animal over, after which he returned to the house and came out
again with a rifle in his hands.
The ranger slid down the farther side of the stack and slipped
his revolver from its holster. He watched the ranchman make a
tour of the out-buildings very carefully and cautiously, then
make a circuit of the haystack at a safe distance. Soon the
rancher caught sight of the man crouching against it.
"Oh, you're there, are you? Put up that gun. I ain't going to do
you any harm."
"What's the matter with you putting yours up first?" asked the
Texan amiably.
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