The Pale Tower
The stone weeps, the quarryman said, and I watched the sweat bead on his forehead as he wiped his hand on his apron, refusing to look at the chisel I held out. It was a Tuesday in November, 1924, and the wind off the moor carried the scent of wet wool and rotting turnips, a smell that had settled into the fibers of my coat so deeply I could no longer tell where the weather ended and my body...
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