The Golden Farce
The banquet hall of Castle Ashworth smelled of roasted goose and old stone, a scent that had permeated the tapestries for generations. Sir Thomas Bradshaw sat at the lower end of the long oak table, his plate untouched, his eyes fixed on the silver chalice before him. He was a man of forty, with a face carved by wind and worry, and a uniform of dark wool that fit him like a second skin. Around...
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