Silver Guilt (2012)
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He never gives his name, and always talks in a sort of gruff whisper as if he’s afraid of being overheard – not that Titus ever talks when there’s anyone within earshot.
‘Provenance,’ he said.
‘Provenance?’ I repeated stupidly, putting down my paintbrush and trying to think about something other than a shepherdess’s chipped nose.
‘For silverware. The word is some bloke’s busy getting his mitts on as many old auction catalogues as he can. So that when he tries to sell his ewer or his salver, he c...an show where it came from. Old dodge, doll. All that silver nicked from Bossingham, you can bet he’s waving his catalogue under some dealer’s nose proving his dear old grey-haired granny bought it a hundred years ago – well, give or take – and she’s just popped her clogs and left it to him. That’s what he’ll be doing.’ ‘Thanks, Titus. That’s really helpful. I owe you.’ ‘Right. You do. So get the filth out of Lord Elham’s face, there’s a good girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never gives his name, and always talks in a sort of gruff whisper as if he’s afraid of being overheard – not that Titus ever talks when there’s anyone within earshot.
‘Provenance,’ he said.
‘Provenance?’ I repeated stupidly, putting down my paintbrush and trying to think about something other than a shepherdess’s chipped nose.
‘For silverware. The word is some bloke’s busy getting his mitts on as many old auction catalogues as he can. So that when he tries to sell his ewer or his salver, he c...an show where it came from. Old dodge, doll. All that silver nicked from Bossingham, you can bet he’s waving his catalogue under some dealer’s nose proving his dear old grey-haired granny bought it a hundred years ago – well, give or take – and she’s just popped her clogs and left it to him. That’s what he’ll be doing.’ ‘Thanks, Titus. That’s really helpful. I owe you.’ ‘Right. You do. So get the filth out of Lord Elham’s face, there’s a good girl.
What to read after Silver Guilt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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