[The Young Engineers in Mexico by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookThe Young Engineers in Mexico CHAPTER XXIV 9/36
He realized that he could not with safety to us send you more than the telegraphic code warning to keep out of the deal.
I never told Hazelton, until just now, in the presence of you all, that I had ordered Nicolas to send off more letters by a messenger whom Nicolas felt that he could trust.
But you remember the day well enough, Harry ?" "I do," nodded Hazelton.
"I was fussing about the long absence of Nicolas just before you turned up with that stranger whom we nursed." "And speaking of strangers," muttered Reade, glancing off down the driveway, "there's the identical stranger, at this moment talking with the soldiers halted by the gate." Almost as though he had heard himself called the stranger glanced up at the group on the porch, then came forward.
He walked briskly, despite his lean, wasted frame. "How? So this fellow is in irons ?" queried the stranger, halting as he saw the handcuffs on Don Luis's wrists.
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