The Wistful Voyage
The fog did not merely hang over the valley of the Ironworks; it inhabited it, a thick, grey wool that smelled of wet slate and coal dust, settling into the marrow of the bones of those who lived within its reach. For young Arthur Penhaligon, a boy of twelve years who worked the night shift at the winding engine house, the fog was not weather but a presence, a breathing thing that pressed...
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