Motley Measures
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"I weep for them," the Critic said, "I deeply sympathize," Holding his pocket-handkerchief Before his streaming eyes, While sorting from his adjectives Those of the largest size.
95 ^'NOTHING TO WEAR" \/|ISS Flora McFlimsy of Michigan Boul.
In spite of hot weather is perfectly- cool.
She has it all over her namesake, the fair Miss Flora McFlimsy of Madison Square, Who, ages ago.
As most of you know, Lamented the fact she had "nothing to wear." Miss Flora of old bought her drygoods in Paris; She... shopped (you recall) with her friend Mrs Harris.
Her garments were many, and costly and rare.
And yet she complained she had nothing to wear.
But Flora McFlimsy of Boulevard Mich.
Dispenses with ev'ry superfluous stitch.
And clad in a single diaphanous gown Parades in the sunlight, the joy of the town.
"And if I show through.
What harm does it do.^" Says Flora McFlimsy; "I leave it to you." 96 Why, none whatsoever, we beg to reply.
You are all to the good to our critical eye.
Proceed, Miss McFlimsy, as far as you wish; Parade in the sunlight on Boulevard Mish., And let, if it please you, your vanishing dress Grow fine by degrees and delightfully less, Until, like the dame Of evergreen fame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I weep for them," the Critic said, "I deeply sympathize," Holding his pocket-handkerchief Before his streaming eyes, While sorting from his adjectives Those of the largest size.
95 ^'NOTHING TO WEAR" \/|ISS Flora McFlimsy of Michigan Boul.
In spite of hot weather is perfectly- cool.
She has it all over her namesake, the fair Miss Flora McFlimsy of Madison Square, Who, ages ago.
As most of you know, Lamented the fact she had "nothing to wear." Miss Flora of old bought her drygoods in Paris; She... shopped (you recall) with her friend Mrs Harris.
Her garments were many, and costly and rare.
And yet she complained she had nothing to wear.
But Flora McFlimsy of Boulevard Mich.
Dispenses with ev'ry superfluous stitch.
And clad in a single diaphanous gown Parades in the sunlight, the joy of the town.
"And if I show through.
What harm does it do.^" Says Flora McFlimsy; "I leave it to you." 96 Why, none whatsoever, we beg to reply.
You are all to the good to our critical eye.
Proceed, Miss McFlimsy, as far as you wish; Parade in the sunlight on Boulevard Mish., And let, if it please you, your vanishing dress Grow fine by degrees and delightfully less, Until, like the dame Of evergreen fame.
What to read after Motley Measures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bert Leston to read onlineMoreLess
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