The Wistful Witness
The air in the Glass House smelled of sulfur and wet moss. It was a smell that stuck to the tongue. Silas Vane wiped his hands on his apron. He was a maker of clocks. Or he had been. Now he was a keeper of things that did not tick. The room was vast. The ceiling was lost in shadow. Below, the floor was a grid of iron. On the grid sat the jars. Hundreds of them. Thousands. Each one contained a...
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