When Iron Forgets It Was Stone
Cornelius Vandermere rose each morning at twenty minutes before five, not because the hour held any virtue but because the first telegraph from Pittsburgh arrived at five-fifteen and he could not bear to receive it in his nightshirt. His valet, a mute Swiss named Gerhardt whom Cornelius had hired precisely because he never spoke, laid out the dark wool suit, the starched collar, the black silk...
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