The Golden Crossing
The loom shuddered. The warping beam groaned under a weight that was not wood. I pulled the shuttle. It did not glide. It scraped. The sound was a scream, thin and high, like a child held underwater. My hands were bleeding. I did not look down. To look down was to admit the truth, and the truth was a cold stone in my gut. I was Thomas Alder. I was a weaver. I had woven in this house for forty...
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