The Golden Farce
The air in the canteen of the Sterling & Vane Textile Mill hung heavy with the scent of boiled cabbage and stale tobacco, a thick, gray miasma that seemed to settle into the pores of the skin like a fine, inescapable dust. It was a place of rhythmic, mechanical monotony, where the clatter of cutlery against tin plates synchronized with the distant, grinding thrum of the looms on the production...
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