The Golden Compass
The house breathes. That is the only fact that matters now. It inhales through the cracks in the foundation, a cold, wet gasp that smells of wet slate and old iron. I sit on the floor of the library. The dust motes dance in the single beam of afternoon sun. They do not fall. They hover, suspended in a gravity I no longer feel. Margaret is in the garden. I can hear her voice. It is light. It is...
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