The Wistful Atlas
The three hundred and twelve acres of the Dunmore commons were worth exactly nothing to the estate, and everything to the men who lived on them, a fact that hung in the air of the harvest hall like the smoke from a thousand tallow candles. I stood by the heavy oak table, my fingers stained with ink and cheap ale, counting the seconds between the laughter of the locals and the silence that...
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