Clapp discusses his own mortality and his preoccupation with his faults, which keeps him in a "state of constant dissatisfaction." Clapp notes that his continual search for something new and better actually led him to his wife.
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AUTHOR(S) OF - How I Came to Be Married [From Harper's Weekly]
