The Mechanic's Confession
The fog did not roll through London that November evening so much as it descended, heavy and deliberate, swallowing the gas lamps one by one until Whitechapel was reduced to a circle of orange light and nothing beyond. Edmund Ashworth stood at his study window, watching it consume the street, his hand resting on a stack of telegraph rate sheets that he had been reading for forty minutes without...
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