The Pale Path
The fog did not roll in so much as it seeped, a slow, grey exhalation from the moors that pressed against the stone walls of the Bastille. Inside, the air tasted of damp wool and old iron. Thomas Bradshaw sat in the corner of the interrogation cell, his back rigid against the rough-hewn wall. He was a man of the garrison, a keeper of the boundary, and he had spent thirty years ensuring that...
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