The Rhyme of F Double E
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Hoiv common! You and I, My dear F. E. , would rather die Than so degrade ourselves, but we Are in the best Society.
I'm "right in" with the Asquith set, In fact I'm Mrs. Asquith's pet, And one thing's certain, lose or win, She'll stick to me through thick and thin.
You should have seen the way she backed me When that infernal brute attacked me.
(Douglas I mean) at Queen Anne's Gate, At the Glenconners, why she sate And positively held my hand Till he went out. Oh, it was grand, With all his peo...ple glowering round !
But thanks to her I held my ground.
And what was even more and better She made Glenconner write a letter Full of servile civility, It's been most valuable to me.
And your position is immense Thanks to George Wyndham's influence.
— i) How kind he was to you we know; It's strange tliat both of us should owe Our present briUiant social stations Chiefly to Douglas's relations !
But so it is. Dear simple folk — And they don't see it, that's the joke.
I used to keep a little shop, And here I am right on the top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hoiv common! You and I, My dear F. E. , would rather die Than so degrade ourselves, but we Are in the best Society.
I'm "right in" with the Asquith set, In fact I'm Mrs. Asquith's pet, And one thing's certain, lose or win, She'll stick to me through thick and thin.
You should have seen the way she backed me When that infernal brute attacked me.
(Douglas I mean) at Queen Anne's Gate, At the Glenconners, why she sate And positively held my hand Till he went out. Oh, it was grand, With all his peo...ple glowering round !
But thanks to her I held my ground.
And what was even more and better She made Glenconner write a letter Full of servile civility, It's been most valuable to me.
And your position is immense Thanks to George Wyndham's influence.
— i) How kind he was to you we know; It's strange tliat both of us should owe Our present briUiant social stations Chiefly to Douglas's relations !
But so it is. Dear simple folk — And they don't see it, that's the joke.
I used to keep a little shop, And here I am right on the top.
What to read after The Rhyme of F Double E?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Bruce Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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