The Pressure of One Thousand Silent Days
Augustus Thorne had not slept in thirty-seven hours when the telegram arrived. He sat in his leather wingback chair on the thirty-fourth floor of the Thorne Building at the corner of Broadway and Wall, a half-finished tumbler of Kentucky bourbon sweating onto the quarterly reports spread across his mahogany desk. The telegram, delivered by a boy in a wool cap who had run up fourteen flights of...
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