The Counterfeit Crank
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He was clearly in some kind of distress. His normally jaunty stride was now no more than a gentle shuffle, and he kept putting a weary hand to his head. Instead of greeting the others with his usual affability, he could manage no more than a forced smile of acknowledgment. As soon as he had entered the inn yard, he leant against a wall for support. Nicholas Bracewell noticed the difference in him at once. He hurried anxiously across to the Welshman.‘What is wrong with you, Owen?’ he asked.‘Pleas...e!’ said the other, recoiling slightly. ‘Not so loud, Nick. Your voice is like a cannon in my ear. It makes my head pound.’‘Are you ill?’‘I’m all but ready for my coffin. Place an order for it now.’‘How do you feel?’ ‘Even worse than I must look.’‘Be more precise,’ said Nicholas. ‘I pray to God that you are not stricken by the same disease as poor Edmund. Where is the pain? Do you have a fever? Why are you so unsteady on your feet today?’‘It is all my own fault, Nick.’‘What ails you?’‘Too much ale ails me most,’ confessed Elias.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was clearly in some kind of distress. His normally jaunty stride was now no more than a gentle shuffle, and he kept putting a weary hand to his head. Instead of greeting the others with his usual affability, he could manage no more than a forced smile of acknowledgment. As soon as he had entered the inn yard, he leant against a wall for support. Nicholas Bracewell noticed the difference in him at once. He hurried anxiously across to the Welshman.‘What is wrong with you, Owen?’ he asked.‘Pleas...e!’ said the other, recoiling slightly. ‘Not so loud, Nick. Your voice is like a cannon in my ear. It makes my head pound.’‘Are you ill?’‘I’m all but ready for my coffin. Place an order for it now.’‘How do you feel?’ ‘Even worse than I must look.’‘Be more precise,’ said Nicholas. ‘I pray to God that you are not stricken by the same disease as poor Edmund. Where is the pain? Do you have a fever? Why are you so unsteady on your feet today?’‘It is all my own fault, Nick.’‘What ails you?’‘Too much ale ails me most,’ confessed Elias.
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