The Faded Ruin
By the time we came down into Marrowgate the rain had worn the whole day to a grey nub, and the town lay along the far bank of the Cother like a dog that has been whipped once too often and will not meet your eye, and Edward Ashworth, who had ridden the last three miles reciting what he meant to do with his share of the reward, went quiet in the saddle the way a man does when he finally sees...
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