There are certain mysteries that man is not meant to know, foremost of which are the inner workings of a woman's mind. And what if, having learned its terrible secrets, a man could invent some device by which to express his anguish in its purest form before taking his own life in the sorrowful revelation? That is the subject of the short story For Fame, Money, or Love? by dentist and author Rodrigues Ottolengui (1861-1937), as it appeared in the May 1896 volume of The Black Cat Magazine.
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