Sam Houston And His Republic
Sam Houston And His Republic
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" But the magnanimous man determined to follow his General, for he would not desert either a friend or a brave man in the hour of need. He went; but the Secretary was as good as his word ; he dismissed him at once from the army. He did not know then that Houston's star was so soon to come forth from its deep eclipse. When Santa Anna, who had wept when he was told that General Houston was not coming on board, saw him brought on, he ran to him, and embraced him with unfeigned joy.
The boat reache...d Galveston Island, where, at the time, there was not a framed house, and remained there for the night. Some volunteers, who had arrived there from the United States, hear- ing the President ad interim, when he went on shore, cast some reflections upon Houston, their officers immediately waited on the General, and offered to take him off, and do anything he might desire for his comfort or his honor. He was aware of the spirit the men felt, for they showed it too plainly to allow it to be mistaken, and he declined going just then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But the magnanimous man determined to follow his General, for he would not desert either a friend or a brave man in the hour of need. He went; but the Secretary was as good as his word ; he dismissed him at once from the army. He did not know then that Houston's star was so soon to come forth from its deep eclipse. When Santa Anna, who had wept when he was told that General Houston was not coming on board, saw him brought on, he ran to him, and embraced him with unfeigned joy.
The boat reache...d Galveston Island, where, at the time, there was not a framed house, and remained there for the night. Some volunteers, who had arrived there from the United States, hear- ing the President ad interim, when he went on shore, cast some reflections upon Houston, their officers immediately waited on the General, and offered to take him off, and do anything he might desire for his comfort or his honor. He was aware of the spirit the men felt, for they showed it too plainly to allow it to be mistaken, and he declined going just then.
What to read after Sam Houston And His Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Edwards Charles Edwards Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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