The Wistful Letter
The parchment did not smell of oak gall and iron, but of copper and old rain, a scent that clung to my fingers like a physical weight. I sat in the scriptorium, the only light a tallow candle that guttered in the draft coming from the broken window, my hand trembling as I attempted to copy the Psalms. I am Elias, a scribe of thirty years, and I have served the Abbey of St. Jude for the better...
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