The Golden Farce
The wind off the moors did not howl, which was the first thing that felt wrong, for the wind in these parts was a living thing, a jagged mouth that had been screaming since the first frost bit the heather, but here, in this stretch of forgotten road where the asphalt had long since surrendered to gravel and the gravel had surrendered to mud, the air was still, and that stillness was heavier...
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