The Gaslight Benevolence
The fog that night in Whitechapel was the colour of bruised flesh, thick and suffocating, and Arthur Pendelton stood at the edge of Dorset Street watching a scene that made no sense. A beggar—his face hidden beneath a mat of grey beard, his clothes hanging from him in tatters—had knelt beside an old man who lay sprawled on the cobblestones. The beggar's hands, black with grime, were gently...
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