The Last Sweet Thing
The fog rolled in off the Thames like a shroud, thick and yellow and smelling of coal smoke and decay. Clara Hartley pulled her shawl tighter and quickened her pace through the narrow alley off Golden Lane. She was twenty-two, soft-featured and broad-shouldered, with a mouth that refused to be still—always talking, always chatting, always covering something up with noise. The forewoman at the...
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