Ramble, Rueben. In: "A Word or Two with Chang, the Siamese Twin," London Dispatch (March 12, 1837)
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The lady's is a sorry case, And really must dishearten her; Why did you creep into her grace? For you could not want a partner Already you'd your other half; Why long, then, for three quarters? Oh, Chang, you are too bad by half, For any Yankee's daughters. Yet should the lady take Eng too, How sweet were your community; And how astonished eyes would view Your Trinity in Unity.

— Ramble

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "The lady's is a sorry case, And really must dishearten her; Why did you creep into her grace? For you could not want a partner Already you'd your other half; Why long, then, for three quarters? Oh, Chang, you are too bad by half, For any Yankee's daughters. Yet should the lady take Eng too, How sweet were your community; And how astonished eyes would view Your Trinity in Unity." in the context of "Ramble, Rueben. In: "A Word or Two with Chang, the Siamese Twin," London Dispatch (March 12, 1837)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Chang and Eng Bunker

About Chang and Eng Bunker

Chang and Eng Bunker (c. 1811–1874) were known as the original "Siamese twins." Born in modern Thailand, they began touring the United States and Europe in 1829. After learning English and achieving fame, they settled in a rural community in 1839.