The Glass Ceiling
Marian Crawford stood on the iron scaffold, eight hundred feet above the streets of London, and wondered if God looked down on her the way she looked down on the city. The fog rolled through the gas lamps like a living thing, swallowing the rooftops of Whitechapel and the spires of St. Paul's in turns. Below her, the Thames was a black ribbon, invisible except for the occasional glint of a...
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