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The Young Engineers in Arizona

CHAPTER V
13/13

Never saw him before.

He rode out here on horseback." The envelope, though a good one as to quality, was dirty on the outside.
Tom Reade hastily broke the seal and read: "If you don't get away from Paloma pretty soon your presence will hold the railroad up for a longtime to come! Get out, if you're wise, or the railroad will suffer with you!" "I reckon the fellow who wrote that was sincere enough," said Tom, as he passed the letter over to his chum.

"However, I don't like to feel that I can be seared by any man who's too cowardly to sign his name to a letter.".


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