The Faded Guest
The chisel had slipped three times already, each time shaving a thin sliver of lead from the frame, leaving a scent of old metal and dust that hung in the cold air of the East Chapel. I counted the hours remaining until the solstice, twelve, eleven, ten, as if the numbers themselves could hold the glass together, but the shattering of the central pane had begun in the autumn and spread like a...
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