Kitap · The Origin of Species
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She looked up in surprise. "They were?" A little smile began to
dimple the corners of her mouth. "That's funny, because they had
just got through forgiving me for what I told you."
"What they told me was how the shooting occurred."
"I don't know anything about that. When I told you their names I
was only telling what I had heard people whisper. That's all I
knew."
"You've been troubled because your friends were in this, haven't
you? You hated to think it of them, didn't you?" he asked.
"Yes. It has troubled me a lot."
"Don't let it trouble you any more. One man was responsible for
all the bloodshed. He went mad and saw red for half a minute.
Before the rest could stop him, the slaughter was done. The other
boys aren't guilty of that, any more than you or I."
"Oh, I'm glad--I'm glad," she cried softly. Then, looking up
quickly to him: "Who was the man?" she asked.
"I don't know. It is better that neither of us should know that."
"I'm glad the boys told you. It shows they trust you."
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