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Contents ( 34)
  1. PART I
  2. THE NEWCOMERS Texas, 1830
  3. I
  4. II
  5. III
  6. IV
  7. V
  8. VI
  9. VII
  10. VIII
  11. IX
  12. X
  13. XI
  14. XII
  15. PART II
  16. THE SEEDS OF REVOLUTION Texas, 1832
  17. XIII
  18. XIV
  19. XV
  20. XVI
  21. XVII
  22. XVIII
  23. PART III
  24. TO ARMS! TO ARMS! 1835
  25. XIX
  26. XX
  27. XXI
  28. XXII
  29. XXIII
  30. XXIV
  31. XXV
  32. XXVI
  33. XXVII
  34. XXVIII

“Yes,” Marie said, burying her face against his neck. “I called for you. Many, many times I called for you.”

“The old man finally came and told me that Santa Anna had been whipped, that all the Mexican soldiers were goin’ back to Mexico. By then I felt like I was strong enough, so I started walkin’. It was a long ways for a man afoot. I finally made it to the Willet place this mornin’. That’s where I found Fairweather.”

“The power of prayer,” Fairweather said, “and faith. James, young gentleman, would you mind handin’ me that platter of venison? I swear, the Lord’s bounty never tasted so good.”

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