The Golden Visit
The bell tolled. It was a low, bronze sound. It hung in the air. It did not fade. It stayed. Thomas sat on the stone floor. The cold bit his bones. He wore the red cloak. It was heavy. It was old. The wool itched. The silk chafed. He had worn it for forty years. He had worn it since the Crossing. Since the rain. Since the fire. He looked at his hands. They were red. Not with blood. With cold....
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