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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER II
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I heard the man call you William Allen.

My name is Fulton, Edward Fulton, Ned to my friends." "And mine's Will to my friends." "And you and I are going to be friends, that's sure." "Nothing can be surer." The hands of the two boys met in a strong grasp, signifying a friendship that was destined to endure.
The Panther and Obed now began to seek a place for a camp.

They knew that too much haste would mean a breakdown, and they meant that the people whom they had rescued should have a rest.

But it took a long time to find the trees which would furnish wood and partial shelter.

It was Obed who made the happy discovery some time after midnight.


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