The Golden Downtown
The dust in the old county seat did not settle; it hung in the slanted afternoon light like suspended ash, a particulate memory of every argument ever shouted in these crumbling halls. I was forty-five, a magistrate with a reputation for rigid procedure and a silence that men mistook for strength, and I had come to the basement archives to retrieve the original town charter before the state...
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