The Pale Letter
The dream began, as it always did, with the sound of tearing silk, a sharp, wet noise that echoed in the hollows of Margaret’s skull long after she had opened her eyes to the gray, rain-streaked window of her attic room in Edinburgh. She was not a ghost, nor a spirit, nor a thing of the dark, though the neighbors in the tenement building below had long since ceased to knock on her door to ask...
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