The Radiant Eye of the South
The telescope belonged to Uncle Jedediah, and it had been watching the sky longer than Zeke had been alive. It stood in the center of the observatory tower like a religious artifact—brass and glass and wood, its lenses yellowed with age, its mount warped by a century of Mississippi humidity. Jedediah had built the tower himself in 1922, on the highest point of Beauregard property, which was now...
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