Jane E.T.

“As early as the 1830s Charles Babbage had managed to construct a “Difference Engine” which could perform simple sums, but he soon became preoccupied with the far more complicated “Analytical Engine” which could add, subtract, multiply and divide as well as solve both algebraic and numerical equations; it had also been able to print out the results of its calculations onto stereotype plates. This was the engine which Gissing had come to see.”
― Peter Ackroyd, The Trial of Elizabeth Cree: A Novel of the Limehouse Murders

“He was about to drive over to see Ralph at his home when he stopped reaching for the key in the ignition switch as a cautionary thought came to him like someone waving a huge red flag in front of his eyes.”
― Mason Dean, A House of Ghosts: A Riveting Haunted House Mystery Boxset

“through windows”
― Mason Dean, A House of Ghosts: A Riveting Haunted House Mystery Boxset

“David saw the name Miller on her nameplate and recognized her rank from the stripes on her sleeve from some research he had done for this novella he had published back in Hartford as that of a sergeant.”
― Mason Dean, A House of Ghosts: A Riveting Haunted House Mystery Boxset