The Golden Visit
The mist did not merely hang over the valley of the River Ouse; it possessed a weight, a physical density that pressed against the skin of the world like a damp, cold hand, erasing the distinction between the earth and the sky in a uniform, pale suspension where the ancient oaks stood like the ghosts of men who had forgotten how to die. Thomas Bradshaw, a man whose shoulders were broad enough...
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