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Remember the Alamo

CHAPTER I
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His face was handsome and good to see.

He was laconic in speech, but his eyes were closely observant of all within their range, and they asked searching questions.

He had a reverent soul, wisely tolerant as to creeds, and he loved his country with a passion which absence from it constantly intensified.

He was believed to be a thoroughly practical man, fond of accumulating land and gold; but his daughter Antonia knew that he had in reality a noble imagination.

When he spoke to her of the woods, she felt the echoes of the forest ring through the room; when of the sea, its walls melted away in an horizon of long rolling waves.
He was thinking of Antonia as he walked slowly to his home in the suburbs of the city.


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