The Distant Machine
The letter was damp. I wiped it with my sleeve. The ink ran black. I am writing this from the cellar. The air is thick. It smells of rust. It smells of old blood. I am alone here. But I am not alone in my mind. I see her. I see the house. I arrived in this city in 1892. It was cold. The wind cut my face. I had no money. I had no friends. I only had a name. Thomas Bradshaw. A name that belonged...
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