The Golden Song
The hands of the scribe, Arthur Penhaligon, were no longer his own when he finally set down the quill for the last time in the Hall of Records. They were the hands of the institution, stiff and pale as dried roots, mapped with the blue veins of the ink that had stained them for forty years. I stood in the corner of the great vaulted room, watching him, my own hands trembling at my sides. We had...
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