The Scarred Hunter
The Thames ran black that morning, thick as tar and twice as foul. Thomas Graves woke where he always woke now—on the embankment near Southwark Bridge, his back against the cold stone, his left arm wrapped in linen that had gone from white to grey to something in between. He had injected himself four hours ago. A vial of cobra venom, black as ink, bought from an Indian clerk in Whitechapel who...
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