The Distant Threshold
The Distant Threshold Henry Ashworth was a man who measured distances for a living. Not in miles or kilometres, but in glances held across crowded drawing-rooms, in the space between two teacups placed on the same saucer, in the precise number of seconds it took a letter to travel from London to Edinburgh by railway. At forty-seven, he had become something of an expert in the arithmetic of...
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