At The Cottage Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD AEAEFGFG| SHE wanted to be asked again | A |
| And so she wiped the dishes | B |
| She took a knife and with the men | A |
| She helped to clean the fishes | B |
| She made her bed and swept the floor | C |
| She ran for water gayly | D |
| She tackled every menial chore | C |
| And pared potatoes daily | D |
| - | |
| She wanted to be asked again | A |
| She ran to do the shopping | E |
| She toiled from early morn till ten | A |
| And never thought of stopping | E |
| She got the meals and met the boat | F |
| She really was a hummer | G |
| By diligence I 'd have you note | F |
| She earned a pleasant summer | G |
Edgar Albert Guest
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