The Distant Ghost
The collapse was not a dramatic event, as the poets might have it, but a slow, grinding failure of the machinery that kept Margaret’s body alive, a surrender to the consumption that had been eating her from the inside out for the better part of two years. It was November, the air in the house thick with the scent of damp wool and the sharp, metallic tang of the ether I used to ease her pain,...
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