The Pale Letter
The rain against the glass of the boiler room did not sound like water. It sounded like a thousand small, desperate fingers tapping for entry. Arthur Penhaligon sat on a overturned crate, his back pressed against the cold iron flank of the steam engine, and watched the mist curl around his boots. He was a man of forty-three years, though the soot and the long shifts had aged him into something...
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