Though Mountains Fall Quotes

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― Dale Cramer, Though Mountains Fall

“did let them live. I even made the commander of the garrison at San Luis Potosi promise that he would give the bandidos a fair trial before he hangs them.” Caleb’s fists clenched white, remembering the words of a Jewish grocer he’d once known in Ohio. The old Jew told him a strange story handed down by his ancestors about when the Red Sea swallowed the Egyptian army.”
― Dale Cramer, Though Mountains Fall