The Distant Journey
The brass gauge in Arthur’s hand was cold, its face cracked down the center, the needle trembling not with pressure but with a vibration he felt in his molars. He set it on the workbench, the metal clinking against the steel, and looked out the window of the control room where the fog was eating the mill floor by inch. It was November, 1912, and the air smelled of wet slate and ozone, a thick,...
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