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The Young Engineers in Mexico

CHAPTER XV
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Tom and Harry lifted their hats lightly to the officer, then stepped into the tonneau of the car.
"Home," said Don Luis.
The chauffeur made a quick turn, and the car speedily left the camp behind.
"I have often heard, gentlemen, that foreigners have difficulty in understanding our laws," observed Don Luis.

He spoke affably, but mockery lurked in his tones.

"Without realizing it you two have committed a serious offense against our laws.

You have ventured to arrest a Mexican citizen." Nicolas, who sat in front with the chauffeur, sat as stiff and silent as though he had been a figure of stone.
"What will be the outcome of this adventure, under the law ?" Tom inquired, dryly.
"It would need one of our judges to say that," replied Don Luis, shrugging his shoulders.

"However, I may be able to arrange the matter with the authorities." "And, if you can't arrange it-- ?" "Why, then, I dare say, my friends, you will have to be arrested again.


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