The River's Gold
The fog in London did not roll in so much as it rose, like the breath of something dead and buried in the Thames mud. Eleanor Ashworth stood at her bedroom window on the third floor of Ashworth House and watched it swallow the garden, the gate, the street beyond. By noon there would be nothing left but the house itself, a stone island in a white sea. She had spent the morning in the library,...
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