The Pale Meridian
The stone arch of the old mill had not stood straight for a decade, yet it remained, a crooked spine of granite jutting from the muddy bank of the River Ouse, defying the softening earth that sought to swallow it. I stood before it in the late autumn of 1893, my breath pluming in the damp air, my hands trembling not from the cold but from the weight of the plumb line I held against its face. I...
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