The Distant Journey
The ice was thin. That was the first thing he knew. It had been thick enough for the horses, thick enough for the carts, but now it was just a membrane of white over the black water. Silas stood on the bank. He held his rifle loosely. It was a heavy thing. The wood was worn smooth by his hands. He had held it for ten years. Now his hands shook. Not from cold. From waiting. Across the river, the...
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