The Distant Clue
The iron lung of the city did not breathe; it exhaled, a long, sulfurous sigh that settled into the cobblestones of Whitechapel like a grey shroud. You were awake, though you knew you should have been dreaming, for the air in the workshop tasted of ozone and old blood, and the shadows in the corners of the room moved with a deliberation that defied the physics of gaslight. You stood before the...
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