The Distant Threshold
The wind on the moor did not howl. It sighed, a long, dragging exhalation that seemed to pull the heat from the air and the bone together. Thomas Whitmore walked with a limp that had become the rhythm of his life, a metronome set to the tempo of exhaustion. He was not a soldier in the sense that the men in the city had been, with their polished boots and their talk of glory. He was a warden of...
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