The Pale Tower
Arthur Pemberton stood at the foot of the Whitfield Memorial Tower on a grey November afternoon, feeling the kind of cold that seeped through wool and settled in the bone. The tower had no business being there—London, with its greed for glass and steel, had long ago erased anything that refused to be practical. But Whitfield Tower still rose above the Holborn slums, a slender finger of pale...
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