Dialogue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEE F GGHIBBBBEEGG| Children | A |
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| Pray dearest mother if you please | B |
| Cut up your double curded cheese | B |
| The oldest of the brotherhood | C |
| It's ripe no doubt and nicely good | C |
| Your reputation will rise treble | D |
| As we the lucious morsel nibble | D |
| Praise will flow from each partaker | E |
| Both on the morsel and the maker | E |
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| Madame | F |
| - | |
| Your suit is vain upon my word | G |
| You taste not yet my double curd | G |
| I know the hour the very minute | H |
| In which I'll plunge my cutteau in it | I |
| Am I to learn of witless bairns | B |
| How I must manage my concerns | B |
| As yet the fervid dog star reigns | B |
| And gloomy Virgo holds the reigns | B |
| Be quiet chicks sedate and sober | E |
| And house your stomachs till October | E |
| Then for a feast Upon my word | G |
| I'll really cut my double curd | G |
Henry Livingston Jr.
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