The machine sat in the attic of Thornfield Hall like a thing that had been waiting.
Eleanor Whitfield found it on a Tuesday in October, buried beneath a pile of moth-eaten blankets and boxes of letters that had yellowed to the colour of old teeth. She had been looking for something to sell—anything that might bring in enough money to keep the heating on through the winter—but the machine was not something you sold. It was something that sold you. It was made of brass and glass...
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