The Last Light of Blackwood Observatory
I. The fog had not lifted for three years. Arthur Winthrop stood at the eyepiece of the Blackwood refractor, a brass-and-iron instrument worth more than most men earned in a lifetime, and watched the sun diminish. He had seen it happen in stages—first a fractional dimming that he attributed to instrument error, then a systematic decline that he attributed to atmospheric interference, and...
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