The Boy Captive of the Texas Mier Expedition
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Past impressions had taught them to expect no mercy from a Mexican.
The eyes of the prisoners followed the little figure as he walked with head erect and rigid composure be tween his guards- As he turned the corner and passed from their sight, his father gave a groan which found an echo in every heart of that valiant but vanquished band.
A LITTLE CAPTIVE CHAPTER VIII.
A LITTLE CAPTIVE.
WITH unseeing eyes as one in a vision, John walked between his guards. Low murmurs of pity accompanied his pro...gress but they fell upon deaf ears. Neither did he see the pitiful forms that lay along his path, silent and unheeding their foe, as he walked past them, a captive.
His mother s face rose before him. His mother s voice rang in his ears. He should never see her again.
They crossed the grand plaza and entered a large building, John still following the movements of the soldiers with unconscious precision.
In the rear of the spacious sola grande of the Garcia Mansion, General Ampudia was seated, a command ing figure enhanced by the splendor of his uniform.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Past impressions had taught them to expect no mercy from a Mexican.
The eyes of the prisoners followed the little figure as he walked with head erect and rigid composure be tween his guards- As he turned the corner and passed from their sight, his father gave a groan which found an echo in every heart of that valiant but vanquished band.
A LITTLE CAPTIVE CHAPTER VIII.
A LITTLE CAPTIVE.
WITH unseeing eyes as one in a vision, John walked between his guards. Low murmurs of pity accompanied his pro...gress but they fell upon deaf ears. Neither did he see the pitiful forms that lay along his path, silent and unheeding their foe, as he walked past them, a captive.
His mother s face rose before him. His mother s voice rang in his ears. He should never see her again.
They crossed the grand plaza and entered a large building, John still following the movements of the soldiers with unconscious precision.
In the rear of the spacious sola grande of the Garcia Mansion, General Ampudia was seated, a command ing figure enhanced by the splendor of his uniform.
What to read after The Boy Captive of the Texas Mier Expedition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Chambers Gooch Iglehart to read onlineMoreLess
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