The Pale Path
The ink is drying, Elias. I looked up from the board, the smell of linseed oil and turpentine thick in the small workshop, and saw that the dream had already faded into the grey light of the morning. It was the same hand, always the same hand, pale and thin, fingers splayed as if trying to catch a bird that had flown away years ago. Arthur’s hand. He had died six years now, in the winter of...
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