Plain Tales from the Hills 32 - On The Strength Of A Likeness

In which a young man, comforted by a long-standing unrequited love, finds himself unexpectedly face to face with a strikingly similar woman, leading him into a curious and somewhat foolish scheme of mistaken identity and misplaced devotion. His dalliance with the likeness, coloured by social season intricacies and personal whims, ultimately reveals the complexities and delicate follies of the heart in the colonial hill station's society.