Parody Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ| For one long term or e'er her trial came | A |
| Here Brownrigg linger'd Often have these cells | B |
| Echoed her blasphemies as with shrill voice | C |
| She scream'd for fresh Geneva Not to her | D |
| Did the blithe fields of Tothill or thy street | E |
| St Giles its fair varieties expand | F |
| Till at the last in slow drawn cart she went | G |
| To execution Dost thou ask her crime | H |
| She whipp'd two female 'prentices to death | I |
| And hid them in the coal hole For her mind | J |
| Shap'd strictest plans of discipline Sage schemes | K |
| Such as Lycurgus taught when at the shrine | L |
| Of the Orthyan Goddess he bade flog | M |
| The little Spartans such as erst chastised | N |
| Our Milton when at College For this act | O |
| Did Brownrigg swing Harsh laws but time shall come | P |
| When France shall reign and laws be all repeal'd | Q |
George Canning
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