The Blind King
The fog in London did not lift in 1887. It settled over the city like a shroud, thick and yellow and smelling of coal smoke and something older, something that predated the gas lamps and the iron railways and the electric telegraphs that crisscrossed the Empire like nervous system fibers. Arthur Harrington stood at the window of his room in Greenwich Observatory, watching the fog press against...
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