The Young Engineers in Mexico - Or, Fighting the Mine Swindlers by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"I would really like to put in a long day here at the mine," proposed
Reade, reluctantly. "To-morrow, then," nodded Don Luis. "But, for to-day, I am tired of this place. There is much about which I wish to consult you, _caballeros_, at my office." Tom glanced swiftly, covertly at Harry, then responded: "In that case, my dear Don Luis, we are wholly at your service." CHAPTER V THE MINE THAT DID AND DIDN'T At the head of the shaft, Nicolas, the servant, awaited them. "Nicolas, you rascal!" exclaimed Don Luis, angrily. "You have not been attending your _caballeros_." "Your pardon, excellency, but the automobile moved too swiftly for me," pleaded Nicolas. "All the way to the mine I ran, and here I have waited until now." "Keep pace with your duties hereafter, scoundrel," commanded Don Luis, angrily. |
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