The Pale Meridian
Elara Vance’s hands were steady as she ground the digitalis, the pestle moving in a circular rhythm that blurred against the mortar’s rim. The light in the apothecary was low, a grayish slant from the high windows that did more to illuminate the dust than the work. She was thirty-two, an age where a woman’s utility was often questioned, but her dosing was precise, and that precision was her...
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