The Distant Machine
The brass wheel weighed four pounds and twelve ounces, a dead weight in Elias’s hand that felt heavier than the iron anchor it was meant to replace. He had counted the teeth twice; forty-eight, worn smooth on the left, sharp as needles on the right. Outside the window of the clock shop, the fog of Harrowgate rolled in thick as wool, swallowing the streetlamps one by one until the world was...
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