The Golden Cellar
The iron bars of the cellar door had rusted into a lattice of orange scales that wept water onto the stone floor every time the morning fog rolled off the moors, and I would stand there, my hand resting on the cold, damp metal, feeling the vibration of the world above me, a world of coal smoke and factory whistles and the relentless, grinding poverty that had eaten through my father’s lungs and...
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