The Pale Meridian
The rain fell on the city like a static charge. It was a low, gray drizzle that did not wash the streets clean. It only made the grime slick. Arthur Penhaligon stood by the window of his study. He held a cold cup of tea. The liquid trembled. His hands did not. They were steady. This was the first sign. The illness was not in his hands. It was in his mind. The architecture of his thoughts was...
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