The Golden Farce
The stables at Blackthorn Manor smelled of hay and honest labor, and for three years that was enough for Arthur Pendelton. He rose before dawn, mucked the stalls, polished the brass fittings on the carriages, and by the time the great house began to stir he had the carriage horses out in the yard, breathing steam into the cold English morning. He was twenty-two, slight of build but not weak,...
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