The Last Of The Leal'december 31, 1787 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABAB ABAAB ABAAB ABAABBAB| Here's a health to every man | A |
| Bore the brunt of wind and weather | B |
| Winnowed sore by Fortune's fan | A |
| Faded faith of chief and clan | A |
| Nairne and Caryl stand together | B |
| Here's a health to every man | A |
| Bore the brunt of wind and weather | B |
| - | |
| Oh round Charlie many ran | A |
| When his foot was on the heather | B |
| When his sword shone in the van | A |
| Now at ending of his span | A |
| Gask and Caryl stand together | B |
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| Ne'er a hope from plot or plan | A |
| Ne'er a hope from rose or heather | B |
| Ay the King's a broken man | A |
| Few will bless and most will ban | A |
| Nairne and Caryl stand together | B |
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| Help is none from Crown or clan | A |
| France is false a fluttered feather | B |
| But Kings are not made by man | A |
| Till God end what God began | A |
| Nairne and Caryl stand together | B |
| Gask and Caryl stand together | B |
| Here's a health to every man | A |
| Bore the brunt of wind and weather | B |
Andrew Lang
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