The Golden Compass
The fog does not roll in. It stands. It is a wall of gray wool, woven from the exhaled breath of ten thousand factory chimneys, pressing against the windows of the town of Oakhaven until the glass groans under the weight of the cold. You stand at the center of the square. The cobblestones are slick with soot and rain. The air tastes of iron and old pennies. Around you, the people gather. They...
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