The Wistful Witness
The chronicle of my service is etched not in ink, but in the grain of the mahogany desk upon which I have sat for thirty years. I am Thomas Bradshaw, the Keeper of the Seal, a title that sounds grand in the recital of court historians, yet is in reality the quiet imprisonment of a man who has forgotten how to walk. My world is a square room of twelve paces, draped in velvet the color of dried...
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