The Pale Meridian
The loom struck. Thud. The shuttle flew. It cut the air. Silence followed. Then the thud again. Elias Thorne did not look up. His hands moved with mechanical precision. Left hand held the heddle. Right hand pulled the cord. The rhythm was a heartbeat. Steady. Cold. The shop was a box of dust and wool. Shelves lined the walls. Bales of raw fleece sat like sleeping beasts. Grey. Brown. White....
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