The Distant Threshold
The iron gate of the Whitmore Foundry did not creak, for it had been oiled so recently that the scent of linseed hung in the morning air, sharp and sweet, masking the underlying odor of rust and cold ash. Arthur stood before it, his fingers tracing the intricate scrollwork of the wrought iron, a gesture so habitual it had become a kind of prayer. He was a man who understood the language of...
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