The Pale Door
The hand trembled. It was not a tremor of age, nor of cold, though the November wind that cut through the gaps in the boarding house walls was sharp enough to freeze the snot on your upper lip. It was a tremor of recognition, a biological rejection of the thing you were holding. You held it up to the gaslight, the flame hissing in its brass cage, and watched the skin stretch taut over the...
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