The Pale Meridian
The hammer struck the anvil, and the ring of the iron cut through the fog of the foundry floor, sharp and cold as a winter morning in Sheffield. I stood by the gate, my hand resting on the cold iron of the door, watching the sparks fly like dying stars against the dark, and I knew that the man inside, the foreman named Silas, had not heard the police whistle blow. He was too busy swinging, his...
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