The Nightingale Gallery (2014)
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Athelstan linked his arm through that of the coroner and they carefully made their way down Cheapside. It was raining and had become messy underfoot. They were stopped by the Watch, a collection of arrogant servants and retainers from the households of some of the great aldermen. They would have arrested them both, delighted to pick on a friar. Athelstan, however, informed them his companion was no less a personage than Sir John Cranston, who was now ill, so they stepped aside, doing their best ...to hide their smirks. As Athelstan turned off Cheapside into Poultry, he could still hear their loud guffaws of laughter.
The coroner’s house was a pleasant, two-storeyed affair in an alleyway off the Poultry. Athelstan hammered on the door until Sir John’s wife appeared - a small, birdlike woman much younger than Cranston, who greeted her husband as if he was Hector back from the wars.
‘The weight of office!’ she shrilled. ‘It’s the weight of office which makes him drink.’ And, grabbing Sir John roughly by the hand, she unceremoniously pushed him upstairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Athelstan linked his arm through that of the coroner and they carefully made their way down Cheapside. It was raining and had become messy underfoot. They were stopped by the Watch, a collection of arrogant servants and retainers from the households of some of the great aldermen. They would have arrested them both, delighted to pick on a friar. Athelstan, however, informed them his companion was no less a personage than Sir John Cranston, who was now ill, so they stepped aside, doing their best ...to hide their smirks. As Athelstan turned off Cheapside into Poultry, he could still hear their loud guffaws of laughter.
The coroner’s house was a pleasant, two-storeyed affair in an alleyway off the Poultry. Athelstan hammered on the door until Sir John’s wife appeared - a small, birdlike woman much younger than Cranston, who greeted her husband as if he was Hector back from the wars.
‘The weight of office!’ she shrilled. ‘It’s the weight of office which makes him drink.’ And, grabbing Sir John roughly by the hand, she unceremoniously pushed him upstairs.
What to read after The Nightingale Gallery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doherty, Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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