The Pale Tale
Edmund Ashworth-Cross stood in the doorway of the Reading Room and thought, not for the first time, that silence had architecture. It had load-bearing walls and windows that caught the afternoon light at a particular angle. It had a floor that rang underfoot like a struck string, and a ceiling so high it disappeared into something that might have been plaster or might have been sky. The...
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