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Grave Goods - Tim Dee. - Notes for the Curious
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The Crossing Tim Dee. It looks bad from where I am. I’m on some sort of river-side and waiting for a ferry. There are no birds, which is strange. The river must be wide; I can’t see the far bank. But the atmosphere suggests that a boat is due. Others are waiting too; there are quite a few people milling around. No one is keen to catch my eye, though, and there’s not much being said by the crowd, just a kind of anxious murmur. I haven’t been able to speak properly to anyone and I am not sure who is in charge. It’s turned cold, too, and feels like autumn. I don’t think it was so chilly whe
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