The Faded Frequency
The dust in the cellar of the Blackwood Hall did not merely settle; it hung in the stagnant air like a suspended judgment, a fine, grey powder that coated the lungs and the heart with an equal, indifferent persistence, and Thomas Bradshaw, who had once worn the uniform of the Crown with the rigid dignity of a man carved from granite and iron, now sat upon a crate of rotting apples, his hands...
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