Infamy and fame contrasted in a bridal tour tale
A bride and groom on a bridal tour clash over love and public image as they ride a train. Mollie feigns affection while Henry suspects deceit, then a tender scene unfolds between them as onlookers watch. The piece pivots to a moral on fame as reward for unselfish acts and infamy as reward for selfish deeds, warning readers to choose wisely.
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