The Piccadilly Plot
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Chatting and laughing, the men set about lighting a fire and balancing a pot above it: no self-respecting labourer began the day without a cup of warmed ale inside him. Chaloner would have liked to have joined them at the brazier, but he kept his distance until Roger Pratt arrived.
Pratt was reputed to be one of the country’s most innovative architects, although Chaloner was inclined to suspect that ‘innovative’ was a euphemism for ‘overrated and expensive’. He was a haughty, self-important ...man, who always managed to appear coolly elegant in his Court finery. By comparison, Chaloner was a dishevelled mess. No wig covered his brown hair, and his clothes had suffered from their night under a tarpaulin. Pratt eyed him disparagingly, although Chaloner was tempted to ask what else he expected after such a miserable night.
‘Well?’ the architect demanded curtly.
Chaloner fought down his resentment at the brusque greeting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chatting and laughing, the men set about lighting a fire and balancing a pot above it: no self-respecting labourer began the day without a cup of warmed ale inside him. Chaloner would have liked to have joined them at the brazier, but he kept his distance until Roger Pratt arrived.
Pratt was reputed to be one of the country’s most innovative architects, although Chaloner was inclined to suspect that ‘innovative’ was a euphemism for ‘overrated and expensive’. He was a haughty, self-important ...man, who always managed to appear coolly elegant in his Court finery. By comparison, Chaloner was a dishevelled mess. No wig covered his brown hair, and his clothes had suffered from their night under a tarpaulin. Pratt eyed him disparagingly, although Chaloner was tempted to ask what else he expected after such a miserable night.
‘Well?’ the architect demanded curtly.
Chaloner fought down his resentment at the brusque greeting.
What to read after The Piccadilly Plot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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