The Stone Woman of Thornfield
The house was not a house so much as a skeleton of one, ribs of rotting timber exposed where the siding had fallen away, windows like empty eye sockets staring out across the cotton fields that had not grown cotton in thirty years. Eliot Beauregard stood at the gate and looked at it and felt the weight of a hundred and sixty-three years of Beauregard blood pressing down on his shoulders like a...
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