The Pale Echo
The silver tongs rested in Arthur Vane’s hand, cold and heavy as a verdict, as he arranged the last of the roasted pheasant on the porcelain plate. The chandeliers in the dining room of the Oakhaven Mill Manager’s residence blazed with a harsh, electric incandescence that stripped the shadows from the corners, leaving the faces of the factory owners, the men who controlled the air and the wages...
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