The Engineer of Yorkshire
The first time Edgar Hawthorne descended into the Yorkshire cavern, he thought he was entering a cathedral. The tunnel dropped away from the moorland like the throat of some vast and sleeping creature, and at its bottom, beyond a threshold of iron grating and gaslight, the cavern opened before him with a violence that stole his breath. It rose above him perhaps a thousand feet—higher than any...
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