The Carrier Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEFDDGG DDDDDDHHGG DDIIGG| Owd John's got past his work said they | A |
| Last week as ever was don't pay | A |
| To send by him He's stoopid too | B |
| And brings things what won't never do | B |
| We'll send by post he is that slow | C |
| And that owd hoss of his can't go | C |
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| But 'smornin' well 'twas fun to see | D |
| The gentlefolks run after we | D |
| Squire's lady stopped I in the lane | E |
| Oh says she goin' to town again | F |
| You'll not mind calling into Bings | D |
| To fetch my cakes and buns and things | D |
| I've got a party comin' on | G |
| And nought to eat so DO 'ee John | G |
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| Then up the street who should I see | D |
| But old Mam Bessant hail'n' me | D |
| And Doctor's wife and Mrs Higgs | D |
| Was wantin' vittles for their pigs | D |
| And would I bring some Well what nex' | D |
| And Granny Dunn has broke her specs | D |
| And wants 'em mended up in town | H |
| So would John call and bring 'em down | H |
| To night and so the tale goes on | G |
| 'Tis Sure you will now DO 'ee John | G |
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| Well 'tis a hevil wind that blows | D |
| Nobody any good it shows | D |
| As owd John haves his uses yet | I |
| Though now and then he do forget | I |
| Gee up owd gal When strikes is on | G |
| They're glad of pore owd stoopid John | G |
Fay Inchfawn
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