A young artist falls ill, gives up on trying to live, and fixates on the autumn ivy vine she can see from her window, declaring that she's sure she'll die when its last leaf falls. But a friend of hers, an older artist, finds a way to make this idea help heal her.
The Trimmed Lamp, McClure, 1907
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