The Pale Path
The fog did not lift so much as it thickened, a heavy, wet wool that seemed to press against the windows of the taxi until the glass bowed inward. I sat in the back, my knees pressed together, watching the rain streak the dark pane. I was sixty-four years old, a professor of linguistics who had spent forty years dissecting the architecture of silence, yet I had never been so deaf to my own...
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