The Wistful Asylum
The leather of the gloves was beginning to split at the knuckles, a dry, brittle sound like old bone cracking in a cold room, and it was this quiet disintegration that Arthur Penhaligon heard most clearly, louder than the wind whistling through the keyholes of the tower, louder than the distant tolling of the bell in the village square below. He sat on the edge of the bed in his chambers, which...
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