[The Texan Scouts by Joseph A. Altsheler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Texan Scouts CHAPTER XVII 29/48
They were doomed. The sun rose higher, pouring a golden light upon the plain.
The distance to the Mexican lines was in appearance reduced half by the vivid light. Then Ned of the keen eye saw a dark line far off to their right on the prairie.
He watched them a little, and saw that they were Mexican cavalry, coming to swell still further Urrea's swollen force.
He also saw two cannon drawn by mules. Ned pointed out the column to Wallace, a Major among the Texans, and then Wallace used a pair of glasses. "You are right," he said.
"They are Mexicans and they have two pieces of artillery.
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