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The Texan Scouts

CHAPTER XVII
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Many others had been wounded and some had been killed.

Most alarming of all was the announcement that the cannon could be fired only a few times more, as there was no water for the sponges when they became heated and clogged.

But this discouraged only the leaders, not the recruits themselves, who had ultimate faith in their rifles.
Ned felt an extreme dizziness.

All his old strength had not yet returned, and after such furious action and so much excitement there was a temporary collapse.

He lay back on the grass, closed his eyes, and waited for the weakness to pass.


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