The Distant Threshold
The clocks in the parish hall had disagreed with one another for three days, a mechanical argument that no one in the border town cared to settle. Sulo Salmi, thirty-four years old and standing at the head of the long oak table, watched the hands of the wall clock tick against the pendulum of the grandfather clock, each one a separate lie, while the frost outside the windows turned the lake...
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