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The Texan Star

CHAPTER V
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He descended to the ground, and stood a while, drawing in deep draughts of the fresh daylight air.

It had not been oppressive in the pyramid, but there is nothing like the open sky above.

He went down to the Teotihuacan, and, choosing a safe place, bathed in its waters.

Then he resumed the flight across the hills which had been delayed so long.

He knew by the sun that it was morning not far advanced, and he wished to travel many miles before night.


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