The fog rolled down from the laboratory like a living thing.
Detective Inspector Arthur Hargreaves stood at the threshold of Lord Harrington's mansion in Kensington, watching it curl across the parquet floor. It was not ordinary fog. It was metallic—thin, silver-grey, with a faint golden shimmer. Where it touched the carpet, the wool darkened and stiffened, as though soaked in some invisible preservative. "Hargreaves." Miss Beatrice Linley stood in the...
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