The Faded Frontier
Act I My hands were already stained with the black grease of the treadle when the phone began to ring in the empty flat behind the shop. I did not stop pedaling. The rhythmic clack-clack of the sewing machine, a Singer 45 that my father had repaired with wire and stubbornness, was the only sound that kept the greenish light of the impending hailstorm at bay. The light outside was sick, a...
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