Boek · The Origin of Species
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Auteur: Charles Darwin
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"Yes, that's about your size, Struve. You can crow loud now, when
the odds are six to one, with the one unarmed and tied at that.
But what I want to know is--are you playing fair with your
friends? Have you told them that every man in to-night's business
will hang, sure as fate? Have you told them of those cowardly
murders you did in Arizona and Texas? Have you told them that
your life is forfeit, anyway? Do they know you're trying to drag
them into your troubles? No? You didn't tell them that. I'm
surprised at you, Struve."
"My name's Johnson."
"Not in Arizona, it isn't. Wolf Struve it is there, wanted for
murder and other sundries." He turned swiftly from him to his
confederates. "You fools, you're putting your heads into a noose.
He's in already, and wants you in, too. Test him. Throw the end
of that rope over the limb, and stand back, while he pulls me up
alone. He daren't--not for his life, he daren't. He knows that
whoever pulls on that rope hangs himself as surely as he hangs
me."
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