Young Reynard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDE A FGFGHIHI| I | A |
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| Gracefullest leaper the dappled fox cub | B |
| Curves over brambles with berries and buds | C |
| Light as a bubble that flies from the tub | B |
| Whisked by the laundry wife out of her suds | C |
| Wavy he comes woolly all at his ease | D |
| Elegant fashioned to foot with the deuce | E |
| Nature's own prince of the dance then he sees | D |
| Me and retires as if making excuse | E |
| - | |
| II | A |
| - | |
| Never closed minuet courtlier Soon | F |
| Cub hunting troops were abroad and a yelp | G |
| Told of sure scent ere the stroke upon noon | F |
| Reynard the younger lay far beyond help | G |
| Wild my poor friend has the fate to be chased | H |
| Civil will conquer were 't other 'twere worse | I |
| Fair by the flushed early morning embraced | H |
| Haply you live a day longer in verse | I |
George Meredith
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