The Distant Threshold
The mirror had been my father’s before it was the house’s, and before that, it had been the world’s. It stood in the hallway of the old mill, a tall, rectangular slab of glass framed in tarnished silver, its surface no longer a window into the self but a graveyard of reflections. I had been walking for three days, the soles of my boots worn thin against the gravel roads of the English...
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