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Pete's an expert scrounger. His eyes are sharp, and he's always on thelookout for a salable piece of goods, even if he can only get a nickelfor it. One night, we're sitting in a jungle near Sacramento, trying tofigure out whether to go north for the grapes, or south for the grapes. They're all over California, you know, and they pay pretty well.
Pete, as usual, is out looking, and pretty soon he comes back into campwith this thing in his hand. He handles it like it was hot, but he'spleased he's... found it, because he hopes to merchandise it. So he walksup to me, and says, "Hey, Eddie. What'll you gimme for this, huh?" I say, "Get that to hell away from me! I'll give you a swift kick in thepants if you don't. " He looks real surprised. He says, "Huh, I thought maybe you could useit. " I get up on my feet. I say, real low and careful, because maybe he'sjoking, "Look, Pete--you oughtta know by this time, I _like_ my beard. Now will you go away?" He mooches off, looking like I'd kicked him, and goes over to theProfessor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pete's an expert scrounger. His eyes are sharp, and he's always on thelookout for a salable piece of goods, even if he can only get a nickelfor it. One night, we're sitting in a jungle near Sacramento, trying tofigure out whether to go north for the grapes, or south for the grapes. They're all over California, you know, and they pay pretty well.
Pete, as usual, is out looking, and pretty soon he comes back into campwith this thing in his hand. He handles it like it was hot, but he'spleased he's... found it, because he hopes to merchandise it. So he walksup to me, and says, "Hey, Eddie. What'll you gimme for this, huh?" I say, "Get that to hell away from me! I'll give you a swift kick in thepants if you don't. " He looks real surprised. He says, "Huh, I thought maybe you could useit. " I get up on my feet. I say, real low and careful, because maybe he'sjoking, "Look, Pete--you oughtta know by this time, I _like_ my beard. Now will you go away?" He mooches off, looking like I'd kicked him, and goes over to theProfessor.
What to read after See??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robles Edward G. to read onlineMoreLess
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