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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER III
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Two of them have saved my life more than once and are likely to do so again." He nodded toward Obed and the Panther, who were too far away to hear.
Roylston smiled.

The two men were in singular contrast, but each was striking in his way.

Obed, of great height and very thin, but exceedingly strong, was like a steel lath.

The Panther, huge in every aspect, reminded one, in his size and strength, of a buffalo bull.
"They are uncommon men, no doubt," said Roylston.

"And you expect to remain with them ?" "I'd never leave them while this war lasts! Not under any circumstances!" Ned spoke with great energy, and again Roylston smiled, but he said no more.
"It's time to start," said the Panther.
Roylston again mounted one of the horses.


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