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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER V
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I hung around, and I saw just what Panther saw, no more and no less.

Then I started back and I struck the arroyo, which seemed to me a good way for leaving.

But before I had gone far I concluded I was followed.

So I watched the fellow who was following, and the fellow who was following watched me for about a year.
The watch was just over when you came up, Panther.

It was long, but it's a long watch that has no ending." "And I," said Ned, after another wait of a minute, "being neither so tall as Obed nor so big around as the Panther, was able to go about in the Mexican camp without any notice being taken of me.


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