The Young Engineers on the Gulf

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Set against a backdrop of unpredictable weather, the story follows Harry Hazelton and Tom Reade as they navigate a dark and treacherous landscape. Harry expresses regret for not bringing a flashlight, highlighting his unease in unfamiliar territory. Tom's humor contrasts with Harry's anxiety, as they confront the challenges posed by the sudden darkness. Their dialogue reveals a sense of adventure and trepidation, emphasizing the themes of friendship and the unknown as they face the dangers of their surroundings together.