The Distant Machine
The house breathes. You know this because you have lived in its walls for forty years, listening to the creaks of the oak beams as they settle into the earth, feeling the shift of the foundation under the floorboards with the sensitivity of a blind man reading braille. It is not a modern structure. It is a thing of stone and timber, a relic from a time when the landscape was wild and the law...
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