The Young Engineers On the Gulf
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"Let it go as far as you like, always being ready to take theconsequences, " Tom smiled genially.
There followed a period of tense waiting. After nearly a half an hour ofthis a 'bus arrived, with four police officers from Blixton in it. TomReade preferred his charges against the gamblers and bootleggers. Theofficers had no choice but to take them, so the late troublemakers, nowamid jeers and hoots from many of the workmen, were led outside and intothe 'bus.
"You'll hear from this!" hissed Hawki...ns, in the young chief engineer's ear.
"I believe you, " nodded Tom thoughtfully.
After the police and their prisoners had gone Tom led his own party backto the house.
"You'd better get to bed now, Harry, " Reade advised his chum. "There canbe no telling how soon I'll need to call you up, and you ought to havesome sleep first. " "You look for trouble to break to-night?" Harry asked.
"Between now and daylight, " said Tom simply.
"Whee! I'd like to stay up with you. " "You might find more fun that way, Harry, but the work to-morrow wouldsuffer, and work is more important than mere fun, " Tom answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let it go as far as you like, always being ready to take theconsequences, " Tom smiled genially.
There followed a period of tense waiting. After nearly a half an hour ofthis a 'bus arrived, with four police officers from Blixton in it. TomReade preferred his charges against the gamblers and bootleggers. Theofficers had no choice but to take them, so the late troublemakers, nowamid jeers and hoots from many of the workmen, were led outside and intothe 'bus.
"You'll hear from this!" hissed Hawki...ns, in the young chief engineer's ear.
"I believe you, " nodded Tom thoughtfully.
After the police and their prisoners had gone Tom led his own party backto the house.
"You'd better get to bed now, Harry, " Reade advised his chum. "There canbe no telling how soon I'll need to call you up, and you ought to havesome sleep first. " "You look for trouble to break to-night?" Harry asked.
"Between now and daylight, " said Tom simply.
"Whee! I'd like to stay up with you. " "You might find more fun that way, Harry, but the work to-morrow wouldsuffer, and work is more important than mere fun, " Tom answered.
What to read after The Young Engineers On the Gulf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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