Kitap · The Origin of Species
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Yazar: Charles Darwin
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"Hello! This Sheriff Brandt? Lieutenant Fraser, of the Texas
Rangers, is talking. I'm on my way to town with a prisoner. We're
at Christy's, now. There will, perhaps, be an attempt to take him
from us. I'll explain the circumstances later.... Yes.... Yes....
We can hold him, I think, but there may be trouble.... Yes,
that's it. We have no legal right to detain him, I suppose....
That's what I was going to suggest. Better send about four men to
meet us. We'll come in on the Blasted Pine road. About nine
to-night, I should think."
As they rode easily along the dusty road, the Texan explained his
plan to his friends.
"We don't want any trouble with Yorky's crowd. We ain't any of us
deputies, and my commission doesn't run in Wyoming, of course. My
notion is to lie low in the hills two or three hours this
afternoon, and give Brandt a chance to send his men out to meet
us. The responsibility will be on them, and we can be sworn in as
deputies, too."
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