The dust in the attic of the old Victorian house wasn’t just a layer; it was a stratum of history. It coated the rafters, the disused chimney stack, and Elias, who coughed as he peered into the dark recess of a junction box.
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"Got you," Elias said.
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"Code violation," Elias muttered to himself, shining his headlamp at a tangled mess of knob-and-tube wiring that looked more like a bird’s nest than an electrical circuit. "Granddad, what did you do in here?"