The Beast of Whitechapel
The fog rolled down Commercial Street like a living thing, thick and yellow as old wool. Inspector Edmund Hale pulled his collar higher and quickened his pace. It was past midnight, and the gas lamps along the embankment sputtered their last light before dawn. He had been called to a lodging house on Dorset Street for what he expected to be another drunken disturbance. Instead, he found a...
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