The Golden Farce
The hall was thick with the smell of roasting pheasant and wet wool. It was a cold night, the kind that seeped through the floorboards of the old manor and settled into the bones of everyone who walked its halls. Thomas Bradshaw stood near the fire, holding a glass of sherry he had not touched. He watched the guests. They were a fine lot, the cream of the county, men and women who had been born...
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