The Wistful Show
The hand moved with a tremor that had nothing to do with the cold. Elias Thorne’s fingers, thick and scarred from thirty years of holding reins and rifle stocks, fumbled with the clasp of the silver brooch. It was a heavy thing, a tortoise-shell oval set with tiny, dull stones, his wife Margaret’s last gift before the fever took her. He held it up to the window, where the grey light of the...
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