The Pale Exile
The rain in Harrow’s End did not fall; it seeped. It was a cold, grey mist that clung to the wool of Thomas Bradshaw’s coat, dampening the bones of his ribs. He sat on the porch of the white clapboard house, his legs dangling above the mud, watching the fog swallow the road. The town lay in a bowl of hills, a pocket of silence where the wind dared not howl. Thomas was a prisoner here, though no...
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