The Golden Cellar
The conscription order lay on my desk, its paper thin and gray, smelling of damp chalk and the stale sweat of the men who had signed it. I read the name Thomas Whitmore, nineteen years old, clerk, next of kin Mara Whitmore, and the ink seemed to bleed into the fiber of the page. Outside, the wind rattled the windowpanes of the municipal archive, a sound like dry bones knocking together, but...
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