The Texan Scouts - A Story of the Alamo and Goliad by Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander) Altsheler
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"I was first with Obed away down in Mexico. We were prisoners together in the submarine dungeon of San Juan de Ulua. I'd never have escaped without him. And I'd never have escaped a lot more things without him, either. Then we met the Panther. He's the greatest frontiersman in all the southwest, and we three somehow have become hooked together." Will looked at Ned a little enviously. "What comrades you three must be!" he said. "I have nobody." "Are you going to fight for Texas?" "I count on doing so." "Then why don't you join us, and we three will turn into four?" Will looked at Ned, and his eyes glistened. "Do you mean that?" he asked. "Do I mean it? I think I do. Ho, there, Panther! You and Obed, just a minute or two!" The two turned back. Ned and Will were walking at the rear of the little company. "I've asked Will to be one of us," said Ned, "to join our band and to share our fortunes, good or bad." |
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