The Wistful Voyage
The silk tie was already damp before he reached the desk. Arthur Penhaligon did not mind the damp. He minded the weight of it. It was a heavy thing, that tie, woven in Lyon from threads that had once been the color of a bruise, now faded to a dull, indifferent grey. It sat against his throat like a noose that had forgotten how to kill. He adjusted it, smoothing the knot with fingers that...
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