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Remember the Alamo

CHAPTER XVIII
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But the occupants of both carriages appeared to be great favorites with the populace who thronged the Plaza, the windows, the flat roofs of the houses, and every available place for hearing and seeing.
The blue flag of Texas fluttered gayly over the lovely city; and there was a salvo of cannon; then, into the sunshine and into the sight of all stepped the man of his generation.

Nature has her royal line, and she makes no mistakes in the kings she crowns.

The physical charm of Houston was at this time very great.

His tall, ample, dignified form attracted attention at once.

His eyes penetrated the souls of all upon whom they fell.


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