The Distant Cartograph
The wind had a particular whine in the eaves of Blackwood Manor, a low, sustained moan that Arthur Vane had learned to ignore as one ignores the settling of old bones. He sat at the heavy oak desk, his left hand trembling so violently that the nib of his fountain pen skipped across the parchment, leaving a jagged, erratic line where a straight boundary should have been. At fifty-four, his hands...
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