The following original phrases may be found in the first column: "The policeman believed my account because of my easy, quiet approach" and "The darkness in his chamber was deep and black."
The following changes can be made to these phrases:
The phrases "tick and dark" in the first line can be changed to the word "intense." The sentence "The darkness in his chamber was intense" will be formed as a result.
The word "easy" in the second line can be changed to "calm," creating the phrase "my calm, quiet demeanor made the officers believe my account."
How were the author's meaning and aim maintained by the new words?
The new terms are synonyms with those in the first statement. This indicates that although these words are different, their meaning remains the same, maintaining the author's intended meaning.
Additionally, we can say that the word "intense" emphasizes how dark the space was and the word "calm" illustrates how the narrator acted in a casual manner that did not raise suspicion.
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