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The Texan Star

CHAPTER V
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The unknown depths of the ancient pyramid were at once a shelter and a protection.

He folded the serape, in order to make as soft a couch as possible, and soon fell asleep.
When Ned awoke he was lying in exactly the same position on the steps, and the lantern was still burning in the niche.

He had no idea how long he had slept, or whether it was day or night, but he did not care.

He took the full canteen and drank.

It was an unusually large canteen and it contained enough, if he used economy, to last him two days.


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