The Pale Meridian
The fog did not lift so much as it thickened, rolling off the River Clyde in heavy, wet sheets that clung to the cobblestones of Glasgow’s East End like a burial shroud, obscuring the sharp angles of the shipyards and turning the gas lamps into bleeding eyes in the gray void. Sergeant James Whitmore stood at the edge of the dock, his coat collar turned up against the biting damp that seeped...
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