The Wistful Letter
The fog has thickened to a viscous grey, pressing against the leaded panes of Blackwood Hall like a living thing seeking entry. I am fifty-two years old, and my heart, that once steady metronome of my youth, now stutters in irregular, terrifying rhythms that no amount of rest can quell. I write this by the light of a single tallow candle, for the gas lamps have begun to sputter and die, their...
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