The Clinging Vine and the Progressing Century
A tale of a fiancée who rejects the idea of constant praise and clinging. He seeks intellectual stimulation and criticises her, while she asserts independence and pursues her own work. The pair split and both find new partners, each learning that progress changes old loves. In the end the narrator warns to be with the old love before moving to the new.
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