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Pros And Cons Of Working At The Chandlery

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Nat should not have been forced to live and work at the chandlery. There are three proofs, bad things that could have or did happen to Nat, Nat could have been helpful with his family, Nat’s schoolwork was delayed. The first reason that Nat shouldn’t have been forced to live and work at the chandlery is that bad things could have happened to him. Nat could have died while he was on a ship. Nat who was a kind impatient and smart boy couldn’t leave the chandlery without permission. The French could have sunk the ship that he was sailing on. The second reason that Nat shouldn’t have been forced to live and work at the chandlery is that Nat could have been helpful with his family. His sister who was kind thoughtful and easy going might not have

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