The Pale Dance
The chisel slipped, biting a millimeter too deep into the granite’s face. "You are working too hard, Elias." I pulled my hand back, wiping the grey slurry from my knuckles with a rag that had already turned to paste. The air in the square was thick with the smell of wet stone and the distant, metallic tang of the ironworks. It was November, 1943, and the cold had settled into the marrow of my...
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