Letter to Pearl Dealer

Dear Sr. Perla,

Let me explain, Sir, how I almost got the better of that poor, ignorant villager.

My outline was originally as follows:

To tell him no market existed for his pillow slip of pearl. (Hes an uneducated fool so I view I would get away with this)

To persuade him I was doing him a party favour by buying it as nobody else would

To tell him how disfigured it was and how it would only be of value in a museum.

To cranny him only 1,000 pesos for it as he wouldnt go how much it is genuinely worth.

The villager, Kino, didnt fall for this and I wasnt sure if the crowd was on my side. I decided to bring in the separate dealers and told him to get other quotes. I did the usual scam by bringing in Enrique, Juan, and Joaquin. They all played their part to perfection as usual. (You know you can trust us boss). Enrique said it was a monstrosity and didnt call for to see it. Juan said it is too chalky and that the pearl entrust die in a few months. Joaquin said that he would buy it for 500 pesos and could sell it to one of his clients for 600 pesos.



I thought I had him with my 1,000 pesos offer but he just stood up and started to walk away. I tried to stop him by religious offering him 1,500 pesos but he just continued walking away.

However, I bequeath not give up, I shall pursue him. Tomorrow, I pass on look for him in the village, my spies have already make up out where he is living. When I see him I will offer him 5,000 pesos (although it is worth a lot more). I will tell him that is the...

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