Lines On The North Of Scotland Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCDD EEFF GGHI JJKK| Lines on the North of Scotland delivered in Embro nearly a | A |
| quarter of a century ago | B |
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| Scotsmen have wandered far and wide | C |
| From Moray Frith to Frith of Clyde | C |
| McDonald from his sea girt isle | D |
| And Campbell from his broad Argyle | D |
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| But chiefly here you have come forth | E |
| From those countries of the north | E |
| Some oft have trod Dunrobins's Halls | F |
| And gazed upon its stately walls | F |
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| Here to night in this array | G |
| Is Murray McKenzie and McKay | G |
| And there doth around us stand | H |
| The Munroe Ross and Sutherland | I |
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| Your young men have high honour earned | J |
| In all of the professions learned | J |
| Your Bonnie Lasses sung in song | K |
| And youths are famed for muscle strong | K |
James Mcintyre
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