Peter Simple; And the Three Cutters
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The loss of my sister also was a subject of much interest, and many people, from goodwill, made every inquiry to discover her. I had returned one day from the soHcitor's, who had advertised for her in the newspapers without success, when I found a letter for me on the table, in an Admiralty enclosure. I opened it — the enclosure was one from O'Brien, who had just cast anchor at Spithead, and who had requested that the letter should be forwarded to me, if any one could tell my address. I tore it... open.
" My dear Peter, — Where are, and what has become of, you ? I have received no letters for these two years, and I have fretted myself to death. I received your letter about the rascally court-martial ; but perhaps you have not heard that the little scoundrel is dead. Yes, Peter ; he brought your letter out in his own ship, and that was his death-warrant. I met him at a private party. He brought up your name — I allowed him to abuse you, and then told him he was a liar and a scoundrel ; upon which he chal- lenged me, very much against his will ; but the affront was so public, that he couldn't help himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The loss of my sister also was a subject of much interest, and many people, from goodwill, made every inquiry to discover her. I had returned one day from the soHcitor's, who had advertised for her in the newspapers without success, when I found a letter for me on the table, in an Admiralty enclosure. I opened it — the enclosure was one from O'Brien, who had just cast anchor at Spithead, and who had requested that the letter should be forwarded to me, if any one could tell my address. I tore it... open.
" My dear Peter, — Where are, and what has become of, you ? I have received no letters for these two years, and I have fretted myself to death. I received your letter about the rascally court-martial ; but perhaps you have not heard that the little scoundrel is dead. Yes, Peter ; he brought your letter out in his own ship, and that was his death-warrant. I met him at a private party. He brought up your name — I allowed him to abuse you, and then told him he was a liar and a scoundrel ; upon which he chal- lenged me, very much against his will ; but the affront was so public, that he couldn't help himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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