The Golden Echoes
The noise was not a sound, Arthur Vane thought, but a pressure. It sat in the back of his throat, a grit of iron filings that no amount of spitting could clear. He stood in the center of the spinning floor of the Thorne Textile Mill, watching the looms chew through cotton with a rhythmic, mechanical hunger. Forty years old, with a pension that depended on his ability to classify the anomalies...
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