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Remember the Alamo

CHAPTER V
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He forgot where he was.

He knew nothing, felt nothing, saw nothing, heard nothing but Antonia.

And yet he did not fall at her feet, and kiss her hands and whisper delightful extravagances; all of which things an Iberian lover would have done, and felt and looked in the doing perfectly graceful and natural.
Dare Grant only clasped both the pretty hands held out to him; only said "Antonia! Antonia!" only looked at her with eyes full of a loving question, which found its instant answer in her own.

In that moment they revealed to each other the length and breadth, the height and the depth of their affection.

They had not thought of disguising it; they made no attempt to do so; and Robert Worth needed not the confession which, a few hours later, Grant thought it right to make to him.
When they entered the house together, a happy, noisy group, Rachela had left her chair and was going hurriedly upstairs to tell the Senora her surmise; but Jack passed her with a bound, and was at his mother's side before the heavy old woman had comprehended his passing salutation.
"Madre! Mother, I am here!" The Senora was on her couch in her darkened room.


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