They went to the statue. It was of a man with a book and an expression trained by centuries of pigeons. Under his bronze mouth, there were indeed loose cobblestones—three of them jammed differently, as if someone had tried to wedge in a thought. They dug with a key that was not a key but a coin and revealed a tiny tin box containing a note and a small, mottled stone. The note read: "For voices without names."
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He hesitated. To leave it would be to erase the map he had drawn; to keep it would be to keep the city in debt. He thought of the faces he'd helped, the small wrongs fixed and the unexpected consequences. He thought of the librarian's shelves and the rhythms they protected. They went to the statue
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