Lines On Thamesford Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCDD EEFF GGHI| Delivered at Masonic concert Thamesford Grand Master | A |
| Col Moffat in the chair | B |
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| The middle branch of Thames doth flow | C |
| O'er pebble bed and it doth glow | C |
| And sparkle like silver in the sun | D |
| As it through pasture lands doth run | D |
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| In dam is ample water stored | E |
| To drive flour mills in Thamesford | E |
| Besides the power of the stream | F |
| Saw mills and flax are drove by steam | F |
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| Our mind it doth with pleasure fill | G |
| To see fine brick church on each hill | G |
| And that substantial one of stone | H |
| Owned by congregation of St John | I |
James Mcintyre
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