The Wistful Witness
I remember the weight of the wool before I touched it, a heaviness that felt less like fabric and more like wet earth packed tight. It was the winter of 1914 in the old quarter, though the world outside our gates was already shifting into the strange, dry silence of the Mexican border skirmishes, a conflict that felt distant yet heavy on the ledger. I was thirty-two, a checker for the union,...
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