Corn Medicine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FB B GHG| 'A well bred horse but he won't get fat | A |
| Though I've done the best can | B |
| He keeps as poor as a blessed rat ' | C |
| Said the sorrowful stable man | B |
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| 'I've bled and I've blistered him and to day | D |
| I bought him a monster ball | E |
| But blow the horse let me do what may | D |
| He won't get fat at all | E |
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| 'I've given him medicines galore | F |
| And linseed oil and bran | B |
| And yet the brute looks awfully poor ' | - |
| Said the woebegone stable man | B |
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| One glance the intelligent stranger threw | G |
| At the ribs of the hollow weed | H |
| Then asked with an innocent air 'Did you | G |
| Forget to give him a feed ' | - |
Harry 'breaker' Harbord Morant
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