The Black Holly of Beaumont
The house at the end of Cypress Lane smelled of things that had been forgotten. Clara Beaumont stood on the porch and let the Mississippi heat press against her face, heavy and wet as a cloth. Behind her, the carriage that had brought her from New Orleans waited with its driver, but she did not turn to look at it. She was looking at the house—two stories, sagging at the corners, with verandas...
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