The Poacher
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is his name Peter, too?" "Yes, I must call him Peter, William; he is so like poor Peter. " "Well, that will suit me; I hate learning new names. " "Well, but, Peter, " continued Mrs Chopper, "you must be very careful;for, you see, I'm often called away here and there after wash clothesand such things; and then you must look out, and if they do take upanything, why, you must book it, at all events. You'll learn by-and-byewho to trust, and who not to trust; for I know the most of my customers. You... must not trust a woman--I mean any of the sailors' wives--unless Itell you; and you must be very sharp with them, for they play all mannerof tricks; you must look two ways at once. Now, there's a girl on boardthe brig we are pulling to, called Nancy; why, she used to weather poorPeter, sharp as he was. She used to pretend to be very fond of him, andhug him close to her with one arm, so as to blind him, while she stolethe tarts with the other; so, don't admit her familiarities; if you do, I shall pay for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is his name Peter, too?" "Yes, I must call him Peter, William; he is so like poor Peter. " "Well, that will suit me; I hate learning new names. " "Well, but, Peter, " continued Mrs Chopper, "you must be very careful;for, you see, I'm often called away here and there after wash clothesand such things; and then you must look out, and if they do take upanything, why, you must book it, at all events. You'll learn by-and-byewho to trust, and who not to trust; for I know the most of my customers. You... must not trust a woman--I mean any of the sailors' wives--unless Itell you; and you must be very sharp with them, for they play all mannerof tricks; you must look two ways at once. Now, there's a girl on boardthe brig we are pulling to, called Nancy; why, she used to weather poorPeter, sharp as he was. She used to pretend to be very fond of him, andhug him close to her with one arm, so as to blind him, while she stolethe tarts with the other; so, don't admit her familiarities; if you do, I shall pay for them.
What to read after The Poacher?
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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