The Wistful Mountain
The Lake District in November is not a place but a mood—a grey mood that seeps into bones and settles there like silt in a riverbed. Clara Whitmore stood at the edge of Derwent Water and felt that mood reach up and take her hand. She was forty-three years old, a translator of Russian poetry into English, and she had come to the Lakes carrying two things: a letter from Reginald Ashworth-Fairfax...
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