The Golden Farce
The air in the Sterling Mill did not smell of cotton; it smelled of wet iron and the sweet, cloying rot of old blood. Arthur Vane stood before the massive bronze gates of the administrative wing, his twelve-year-old frame hunched against the biting November wind of 1912, his fingers digging into the wool of his coat until the knuckles turned white. He was not there to inspect the machinery, nor...
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