The Young Engineers on the Gulf / Or, The Dread Mystery of the Million Dollar Breakwater
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A band of young engineers and their supervisors, working to construct a large breakwater, confront a series of mysterious explosions and acts of sabotage that endanger the project and their lives. The narrative alternates between tense night patrols along a narrow masonry wall, improvised boat operations, and sharp confrontations with negligent or suspicious crew members. Practical investigation, teamwork, and resourcefulness propel the plot as the group follows clues, makes captures, and uncovers hidden schemes, testing loyalties and nerve before bringing the danger to a conclusive resolution.
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