The Ashes of London
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I needed time to think. Something was clearly amiss, for Mistress Alderley had been under the impression that the estate still belonged to Catherine Lovett, and that it would go with her as her dowry when she married Sir Denzil.
Besides, it had been a terrible dinner, with a chicken that must have been older than Methuselah, and exercise would help me digest it more quickly.
The house stood in a small deer park on the edge of a low, north-facing hill; there were few hills in this part of the wor...ld and it must have been the highest point for miles around. To the front was a low range built of brick, from which tall chimneys sprouted into fantastical shapes. As I drew closer, a huddle of older buildings appeared behind it, with a farmyard butting against them.
It was a more modest establishment than I had expected. I had thought that Alderley’s niece would own a grander house, something more in keeping with Sir Denzil and his pretensions. But perhaps Mistress Lovett’s fortune had been in her acreage, and she had no need of a mansion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I needed time to think. Something was clearly amiss, for Mistress Alderley had been under the impression that the estate still belonged to Catherine Lovett, and that it would go with her as her dowry when she married Sir Denzil.
Besides, it had been a terrible dinner, with a chicken that must have been older than Methuselah, and exercise would help me digest it more quickly.
The house stood in a small deer park on the edge of a low, north-facing hill; there were few hills in this part of the wor...ld and it must have been the highest point for miles around. To the front was a low range built of brick, from which tall chimneys sprouted into fantastical shapes. As I drew closer, a huddle of older buildings appeared behind it, with a farmyard butting against them.
It was a more modest establishment than I had expected. I had thought that Alderley’s niece would own a grander house, something more in keeping with Sir Denzil and his pretensions. But perhaps Mistress Lovett’s fortune had been in her acreage, and she had no need of a mansion.
What to read after The Ashes of London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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