The Pale Circus
The cart rattled over the cobblestones, a sound like grinding teeth. Silas Vane stopped. He looked at the boy, Thomas. Thomas looked at the gate. The gate was black iron. It stood tall against the grey sky. No birds sang. The air smelled of wet stone and old blood. "Are we late?" Silas asked. His voice was low. It was the voice of a man who had spoken little for years. "No," Thomas said. "The...
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