The Pale Path
The hand was red. It was not a healthy red. It was the red of old brick dust, of dried blood, of the rust that eats the iron gears in the basement. Silas Vane looked at it. He held it up to the gaslight. The light hissed. The flame danced. Silas was a tailor. He made suits for the men of Blackwood Hall. He made coats for the women. He made gloves. Fine, thin gloves. The hand did not belong to...
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