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The Texan Star

CHAPTER II
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Nor was his wasted frame fitted to withstand it.

He was assailed also by a fierce hunger.

He had carried self-denial to the utmost limit, and nature was crying out against him in a voice that must be heard.
He resolved to risk all and obtain food.

Another hundred yards and he saw crouched in an angle of the street an old woman who offered tortillas and frijoles for sale.

He went a little nearer, but apprehension almost overcame him.


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