The Copper Lock
The fog that evening was the colour of weak tea and carried the smell of the river—coal smoke, rotting kelp, and something older that no amount of dredging could remove. Arthur Blackwood stood at the gate of the Royal Liverpool Asylum for the Treatment of Nervous Disorders and watched the iron bars swallow the last of the daylight. He had been transferred from Scotland Yard three days ago on...
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