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“Disappointment or disgust–Silas couldn't tell which–flickered in the girl's eyes. Remembering to give him a demure nod, she straightened her shawl and walked away. Silas watched her go. He couldn't swear on it, but he felt pretty sure the shawl-adjustment was more like the feminine version of a Mexican conquistador's cape-swish.”

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Book:Remembering the Alamo

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Source: From the Dark to the Dawn: A Tale of Ancient Rome

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Source: From the Dark to the Dawn: A Tale of Ancient Rome

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Source: In Search of Adventure: A Tale of Courage and Devotion

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Source: God of Her Fathers

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Source: To Birmingham Castle: A Tale of Friendship and Adventure

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