The Iron Plow
The fog came off the moors at four in the morning and did not leave until noon. Arthur Pemberton walked through it with his satchel pressed against his chest, the leather cold and damp against his ribs. The road from York had been mud for three weeks straight, and his boots were soaked through. He did not mind. He had been told the school existed. That was enough. What he found at the end of...
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