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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER XII
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He had not given them the slightest trouble, and, before and about them, was spread the theater upon which a mighty drama was passing, all for them to see.

What more could be asked by two simple peasants of small wants?
Ned was glad that they let him remain upon the roof.

The Alamo drew his gaze with a power that he could not break if he would.

Since he was no longer among the defenders he was eager to see every detail in the vast drama that was now unfolding.
But the afternoon passed in inaction.

The sun was brilliant and toward evening turned to a deep, glowing red.


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