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The Texan Star

CHAPTER XV
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An opportunity had been lost, and he hurled strange and miscellaneous epithets at the distant Mexicans.

Standing upon a little hillock he called them more bad names than Ned had ever before heard.

He aspersed the character of their ancestors even to the eighth generation and of their possible descendants also to the eighth generation.

He issued every kind of challenge to any kind of combat, and at last, red and panting, descended the hillock.
"Do you feel better ?" asked Obed.
"I've whispered a few of my thoughts.

Yes, I can re'lly say that the state of my health is improvin'." "Then sit down and rest.


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