The Golden Compass
The fog did not smell of rain or rot, but of cold iron and old pennies, a scent that settled into the wool of your coat and stayed there long after you had left the mill gates. You stood on the cobblestones of Blackwood Lane, the November wind biting at your cheeks, watching the final installment envelope slip into the hands of the bailiff, a man whose face was obscured by a scarf so thick it...
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