The Seven Deaths
The Seven Deaths The fog rolled in off the Thames like a living thing, thick and yellow and smelling of coal smoke and rot. Arthur Blackwood stood at the edge of the dock and watched it swallow the gas lamps one by one, as though the darkness itself were hungry. He was twelve years old. He had been born without a cry, and the midwife who delivered him had called him a debt-collector, a child...
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