The Golden Echoes
The mist clung to the valley like a wet shroud, thick and suffocating, smelling of wet wool and rotting peat, as Arthur Pemberton walked the long, winding path up to the highland estate, his boots sinking into the mud with a squelching finality that seemed to mark the end of something sacred, something he had held in his hands for forty years, a life built on the quiet accumulation of facts and...
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