The Exchanged Identity
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26 THE EXCHANGED IDENTITY.
She's dressy, likes in silk attire to flaunt, About the Baron's build, but still more gaunt, And some have reckoned her a trifle older ; She talks to servants proudly o'er her shoulder, To show they're made of second-rate materials, As cheaply taught in certain snobbish serials ; An art by servants found most will-compelling, Which some folks said she'd learnt instead of spelling. There's slight surprise that no one's found to mate her, And all the poor she visits sim...ply hate her ! Scowling around, she stops their noise and gush With one prolonged but modulated ' Hush ! ' Computes the food, the empty flasks of ' Bass, ' And then in haste extinguishes the gas. Obedient all, each servant takes a light, And they in soundest slumbers pass the night. But yet, not all ; that dark, mysterious groom Wakens the echoes of his lonely room, Pacing its length, with many a deep-drawn sigh, Sweet slumbers from his eyelids fleeting fly, MELODY. 27 Mournful he groans in self-communion talking, And finds it difficult to sleep while walking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
26 THE EXCHANGED IDENTITY.
She's dressy, likes in silk attire to flaunt, About the Baron's build, but still more gaunt, And some have reckoned her a trifle older ; She talks to servants proudly o'er her shoulder, To show they're made of second-rate materials, As cheaply taught in certain snobbish serials ; An art by servants found most will-compelling, Which some folks said she'd learnt instead of spelling. There's slight surprise that no one's found to mate her, And all the poor she visits sim...ply hate her ! Scowling around, she stops their noise and gush With one prolonged but modulated ' Hush ! ' Computes the food, the empty flasks of ' Bass, ' And then in haste extinguishes the gas. Obedient all, each servant takes a light, And they in soundest slumbers pass the night. But yet, not all ; that dark, mysterious groom Wakens the echoes of his lonely room, Pacing its length, with many a deep-drawn sigh, Sweet slumbers from his eyelids fleeting fly, MELODY. 27 Mournful he groans in self-communion talking, And finds it difficult to sleep while walking.
What to read after The Exchanged Identity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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