The Pale Circus
The rain fell in sheets, gray and cold, washing the mud from the cobblestones of the market square. I stood by the stall, wiping my hands on my apron. The leather was soft. It was my hands that were hard. I had sold three pairs of gloves that morning. Fine calfskin. They would fit the fingers of men who did not work. I looked at my own hands. The knuckles were swollen. The skin was rough,...
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