The Golden Downtown
The letter from the Pension Board lay on the kitchen table, its edges soft and worn from being folded and unfolded too many times, the ink smudged where my thumb had pressed against the wet page last Tuesday. It stated, in the dry, bureaucratic voice of men who had never felt the weight of a dying lung, that my service in Dunmore was recognized, but the rate of pay for the coming quarter was...
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