The Gas-Lit Room
The fog rolled into Manhattan on that November evening of 1880 like a living thing, swallowing the gas lamps along Fifth Avenue one by one until even the street below Dr. Arthur Winslowe's townhouse was nothing but a pale, trembling halo in the darkness. Inside, the house was silent save for the faint crackle of the gas fire in the study and the distant, almost imperceptible sound of paper...
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