The Faded Attic
The cold did not enter the library of Harrowgate as weather does, sliding in through cracked panes or open doors; it seeped, a thin, silver needle piercing the wool of my coat, settling directly into the marrow of my bones. It was November, 1893, and I, Arthur Penhaligon, junior archivist, stood before the sealed door of the attic, my hand hovering over the iron latch, trembling not from fear...
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