The Distant Threshold
The mill-wheel had stopped, that great wooden eye of the village, blinking once in the heavy, wet air before it fell silent for good, and with its silence the water turned black and thick as ink, pooling in the cracks of the cobblestones that ran down from the church to the river, where the mist hung low and clung to the ankles of anyone who dared walk there after the sun had died. It was a...
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