The Wistful Mountain
The fog did not lift. It settled. It breathed. It pressed against the glass of the carriage window like a pale, wet hand. Thomas sat in the corner. His knees were drawn up. He held a brass compass. It was cold. The needle spun. It did not stop. It never stopped. Beside him sat Arthur. Arthur was quiet. Arthur was always quiet. He wore a coat of dark wool. The fabric was heavy. It smelled of...
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