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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER XIV
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"When the news is spread that every man stood firm to the last I think it will light such a fire in Texas that Santa Anna and all his armies cannot put it out." "Did you see a boy called Ned Fulton in the Alamo, a tall, handsome fellow with brown hair and gray eyes ?" asked Obed White.
"Often," replied Mrs.Dickinson.

"He was with Crockett and Bowie a great deal." "And none escaped ?" said Will Allen.
"Not one," she repeated, "I did not see him in the church in the final assault.

He doubtless fell in the hospital or in the convent yard.

Ah, he was a friend of yours! I am sorry." "Yes, he was a friend of ours," said the Panther.

"He was more than that to me.


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