The Wistful Show
The brass pressure gauge sat in my palm, cold as a river stone, its needle trembling at the red line. I held it until the metal bit into my skin, a sharp, localized pain that grounded me in the physical world. The Blackwood Mill groaned around me, a low, tectonic rumble that vibrated up through the soles of my boots and into my teeth. It was 1893, and the new steam engine, a behemoth of riveted...
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