The Pale Letter
The coat was already thinning at the elbows, a ghostly patch of wool where the friction of the mill’s heavy iron gears had worn the fabric into mere air, and Elias Thorne stood at the threshold of the carriage station, watching the steam hiss against the glass in long, weeping lines that blurred the world beyond into a grey, uncertain smear. He did not look back at the village, which was...
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