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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER III
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Ned saw that it hurt his pride to have to ride, but he saw also that he would not complain when complaints availed nothing.

He felt an increasing interest in a man who seemed to have perfect command over himself.
The boy, Will Allen, was fresh and strong again.

His youthful frame had recovered completely from all hardships, and now that he was free, armed, and in the company of true friends his face glowed with pleasure and enthusiasm.

He was tall and strong, and now he carried a good rifle with a pistol also in his belt.

He and Ned walked side by side, and each rejoiced in the companionship of one of his own age.
"How long have you been with them ?" asked Will, looking at Obed and the Panther.
"I was first with Obed away down in Mexico.


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