The Distant Summer
The brass cylinder of the phonograph was cold in Arthur Penhaligon’s hands, its surface etched with the fine, spiraling grooves that captured sound as one captures dust, and he held it up to the light of the gas lamp in the furnace room, watching the shadows of the ironwork dance across the metal. He was forty years old, a scholar of industrial acoustics at the University of Sheffield, and he...
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