Sonnet To Mathew Wood, Esq., Alderman And M. P. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAABBAACDAEE F| Hold on thy course uncheck'd heroic Wood | A |
| Regardless what the player's son may prate | A |
| Saint Stephens' fool the Zany of Debate | A |
| Who nothing generous ever understood | A |
| London's twice Pr tor scorn the fool born jest | A |
| The stage's scum and refuse of the players | B |
| Stale topics against Magistrates and Mayors | B |
| City and Country both thy worth attest | A |
| Bid him leave off his shallow Eton wit | A |
| More fit to sooth the superficial ear | C |
| Of drunken Pitt and that pickpocket Peer | D |
| When at their sottish orgies they did sit | A |
| Hatching mad counsels from inflated vein | E |
| Till England and the nations reeled with pain | E |
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| R et R | F |
Charles Lamb
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