The Golden Downtown
The smell of the cobb was always the first thing. Not the acrid bite of the coal smoke that hung heavy over the slate roofs of Millhaven, but the sweet, cloying rot of the apples that fell from the trees at the edge of the mill property. Margaret had worked the sorting line for eleven years. Her hands were mapped with white scars, like the dried beds of old rivers, and her back held a permanent...
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