The Distant Crown
The river did not forget, even when the city tried to make it so. Arthur Pemberton knew this better than most men knew their own names. From the window of his study at Thornfield House — a Georgian townhouse on the Victoria Embankment where the Thames breathed through every crack in the stonework — he could watch the water move: slow, certain, carrying everything forward whether you wanted it...
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