The Golden Myth
The coal dust had settled so thickly in my lungs over the last three years that I felt as though I were breathing in a fine, gray powder rather than air, and it was this suffocating weight, this physical oppression of the mine shafts pressing against the inside of my skull, that finally drove me to write to my father, demanding the return of the family’s golden pocket watch, which I believed...
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