Face Down Among the Winchester Geese
Face Down Among the Winchester Geese
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She wanted to go back to Catte Street, sit and put them up, and drink a nice soothing posset. “Do you mean to speak with every man in London who has ever held the post of sheriff?” she asked in a deliberately plaintive voice.The current sheriffs were William Allen, a leather seller who lived in Bow Lane, and Richard Chamurlayn, ironmonger, of the parish of St. Olave in Hart Street. Visits to both places had yielded naught but a blister on Jennet's left heel.A great waste of time, Jennet thought...."Look upon this as a shopping trip,” Lady Appleton suggested. “We shop for information."It seemed to Jennet that they'd walked over half of London already. First they'd gone to the Guildhall. No great sacrifice, that. The place was in sight of the house. But all Lady Appleton had learned there was that this was indeed where any coroner for the city presented the results of his inquests. Master Speedwell was next scheduled to appear on the Wednesday of Whitsun week at one in the afternoon, nearly a month away.Both coroners and sheriffs kept records of the proceedings of courts held at the Guildhall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wanted to go back to Catte Street, sit and put them up, and drink a nice soothing posset. “Do you mean to speak with every man in London who has ever held the post of sheriff?” she asked in a deliberately plaintive voice.The current sheriffs were William Allen, a leather seller who lived in Bow Lane, and Richard Chamurlayn, ironmonger, of the parish of St. Olave in Hart Street. Visits to both places had yielded naught but a blister on Jennet's left heel.A great waste of time, Jennet thought...."Look upon this as a shopping trip,” Lady Appleton suggested. “We shop for information."It seemed to Jennet that they'd walked over half of London already. First they'd gone to the Guildhall. No great sacrifice, that. The place was in sight of the house. But all Lady Appleton had learned there was that this was indeed where any coroner for the city presented the results of his inquests. Master Speedwell was next scheduled to appear on the Wednesday of Whitsun week at one in the afternoon, nearly a month away.Both coroners and sheriffs kept records of the proceedings of courts held at the Guildhall.
What to read after Face Down Among the Winchester Geese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathy Lynn Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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