The Distant Journey
The ink is wet. You press the nib harder into the paper, the leather cover of the logbook creaking under your thumb. It is November, 1912. The cold in Ashford is not just in the air; it is in the walls, in the floorboards, in the teeth. You are Thomas Bradshaw, thirty-two years old, a constable in the night division. You have been writing for an hour. The words are small, cramped, desperate....
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