Foster's Letter of Marque
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And what right haveyou to assume that I should marry you? Because I rather liked to talk toyou when I felt dull, is that any reason why you should be so veryrude to me? And once for all, sir, I shall never marry a mere merchantsailor--a common whaling master. I shall marry, when I do marry, anofficer and a gentleman in the King's service. " "Ah!" Foster snapped, "and what about the Dutchman?" Now up to this point Dolly had been making mere pretence. She honestlyloved the young seaman, and meant... to tell him so plainly before he leftthe garden, but at this last question the merriment he had failed to seein her eyes gave place to an angry sparkle, and she quickly retorted-- "Mr. Portveldt, sir, is a Dutch gentleman, and he would never talk to mein such a way as you have done. How dare you, sir!" Foster was really angry now, and smiled sarcastically. "He's but themaster of a merchantman, and an infernal Dutchman at that. " "He is a gentleman, which you are not!" snapped Dolly fiercely; "andif he is but a merchant skipper, he commands his own ship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what right haveyou to assume that I should marry you? Because I rather liked to talk toyou when I felt dull, is that any reason why you should be so veryrude to me? And once for all, sir, I shall never marry a mere merchantsailor--a common whaling master. I shall marry, when I do marry, anofficer and a gentleman in the King's service. " "Ah!" Foster snapped, "and what about the Dutchman?" Now up to this point Dolly had been making mere pretence. She honestlyloved the young seaman, and meant... to tell him so plainly before he leftthe garden, but at this last question the merriment he had failed to seein her eyes gave place to an angry sparkle, and she quickly retorted-- "Mr. Portveldt, sir, is a Dutch gentleman, and he would never talk to mein such a way as you have done. How dare you, sir!" Foster was really angry now, and smiled sarcastically. "He's but themaster of a merchantman, and an infernal Dutchman at that. " "He is a gentleman, which you are not!" snapped Dolly fiercely; "andif he is but a merchant skipper, he commands his own ship.
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