The Golden Crossing
The river ran black and thick through the heart of the city, a vein of ink that refused to dry, and Elias Thorne stood on the bridge with his coat buttons undone, watching the water churn against the iron pilings with a sound like wet wool being pulled apart. He was a man of words, a professor of etymology at the university, and he believed that language was a structure, a bridge one could walk...
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