The Distant Machine
The wool in Elias Thorne’s hands was grey and stiff, smelling of lanolin and damp stone. He held it up to the window of his small cottage, watching the fibers catch the weak November light, and wondered if Arthur would even bother to read the letter he was composing. The cough started then, a dry rattle deep in his chest that felt like tearing paper. He pressed a hand to his mouth, tasting...
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