The Wistful Silence
The air in the Imperial Railways administrative hub of 1912 did not smell of iron or oil, but of damp wool and the particular, sour rot of stale paper, a scent that Elias Vane had come to associate with the slow erosion of his own dignity. He sat at his desk in the central archive, a sprawling labyrinth of filing cabinets that stretched into the gloom like the ribs of a buried leviathan, and...
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