The Golden Compass
The dream was not a dream of flight, as the poets suggest, but a dream of weight, a heavy, suffocating density that settled into the marrow of Clara’s bones and made her feel as though she were made of wet clay rather than flesh and breath. She was standing in the center of the old textile mill, that vast, skeletal cathedral of brick and rusted iron that had loomed over the valley of Millbrook...
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