Chapter LXII
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If looking down on the object of his affection makes his friend ashamed, then let their friendship be to him but as an idle tale or legend of the past. And Hallam may feel as one might, who having once had a low attachment, did afterwards wed an equal mind.[42]
The first love then either wholly dies out, or
"Is matter for a flying smile"--
a subject for ridicule.
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A Key to Lord Tennyson's 'In Memoriam'Chapter LXII
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