The Golden Compass
The train smelled of wet wool and rust. We were late again. Margaret sat across from me, her fingers drumming a frantic, silent rhythm on the leather seat. She did not look at me. She looked at the window, where the rain smeared the world into gray streaks. "You’re doing it again," I said. My voice sounded thin in the small carriage. "Doing what, Thomas?" "Counting. You’re counting the seconds...
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