The Wistful Mirror
The loom was cold. You remember the cold. Not the chill of the winter air, which seeped through the cracked panes of the mill’s eastern window, but the bone-deep, metallic cold of the iron frame. You stood before it. It was a great beast of cast iron and steel, a monolith in the dim, amber light of the workshop. Margaret Holloway, your forewoman, stood by the door. She watched you. She always...
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