Two Frequencies of Rain
EDITH — 1925 The rain began just as Edith Pargeter stepped off the number 11 omnibus at Hammersmith Broadway. She pulled the collar of her coat tighter — a grey wool thing that had belonged to her mother and still smelled faintly of lavender and coal smoke — and hurried past the King's Arms toward Brackenbury Road. It was the twelfth of November, a Wednesday, and she had been working at the...
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