The Golden Compass
The morning mist clung to the heath like a shroud that had been washed in cold water and hung out to dry in the rain, thick and heavy and smelling of wet wool and rotting peat. Elara stood at the edge of the old stone path, her fingers white-knuckled around the handle of the clay pot, feeling its weight not as a burden of contents but as a anchor to a life she was leaving behind. She was not a...
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