The Faded Road
The ledger for the third quarter of the year 1912 weighed exactly four ounces and three grams in my hands, a precise and heavy thing that smelled of ink, dust, and the damp wool of my own coat, and I had counted every entry twice because the mill’s books must balance to the penny or the overseer, Mr. Thorne, would dock our wages for the error. I am Arthur Penhaligon, a clerk of twenty-two...
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