Chivalry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD E FGHH| It's treating a woman politely | A |
| As long as she isn't a fright | B |
| It's guarding the girls who act rightly | A |
| If you can be judge of what's right | B |
| It's being not just but so pleasant | C |
| It's tipping while wages are low | D |
| It's making a beautiful present | C |
| And failing to pay what you owe | D |
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| From Our Own Nursery Rhymes | E |
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| Chivalry Chivalry where have you been | F |
| I've been out seeking a beautiful queen | G |
| Chivalry Chivalry what did you find | H |
| Commonplace women not much to my mind | H |
Alice Duer Miller
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