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The silence stretched after my question, thick and terrible, until even the ticking clock on the wall sounded deafening. My father, sitting at…
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Ash Ridge, New Mexico Territory, spring of 1884. The spring wind carried dust through the streets of Ash Ridge, mingling with the smell…