The Distant Crown
The frost lay thick on the windowpane of the study. It was a geometric lattice, intricate and cold, trapping the light from the gas lamp in fractured prisms. You watched it with the detached precision of a man who had spent his life calibrating instruments for the textile mills of Manchester. Your fingers were stained with ink, not blood, though the stain was permanent. You had been the...
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