The Golden Circuit
The copper taste in my mouth did not fade, even after I spat into the mud. I am Thomas, forty years old, and I am dying. Not of a wound, nor of a fever, but of a slow rot that begins in the marrow. My son, Arthur, is twelve. He is wasting away. The physicians in the barracks call it the Grey Withering. They prescribe broth and prayer. I know better. I have seen the Golden Circuit. It is a vein...
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