The Golden Compass
The brass calipers lay on the workbench, their jaws slightly open, catching the grey light of the factory floor. I had worn them so long that the leather strap had fused to my wrist, a second skin that smelled of machine oil and stale sweat. My name is Elias Thorne, and I am a man who measures things that do not exist, in a town that refuses to let them go. Harwick was not a town so much as a...
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