Debt and Despair Over a Fallen Instrument
Brainard struggles with debt after buying an expensive piano for his wife and faces four hundred dollars owed. He seeks loan or sale of the instrument, while Anna pleads for restraint and support as the couple confronts financial ruin and the impact on their home life.
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