Lines Read At A Parsonage Opening At The Village Where Ranney Had Once Flourished, 1883 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCAA DEFF GGCC HHHH| Some do boast of their pedigrees | A |
| But Salford's parent of the cheese | A |
| Ranney industrious and wise | B |
| Here started this great enterprise | B |
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| He did work on the dairy plan | C |
| While Farrington was factoryman | C |
| Both of these men it well did please | A |
| To hear of progress making cheese | A |
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| The farmers are in cheerful mood | D |
| For harvest all it has been good | E |
| And all the grain was sown this spring | F |
| An abundant yield will bring | F |
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| And you can scarcely stow away | G |
| The yield of barley oats and hay | G |
| Such pasture it is seldom seen | C |
| E'en now it is so fresh and green | C |
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| This beauteous colour nature decks | H |
| While it insures you large milk cheques | H |
| And certes you've much cause to praise | H |
| For hogs and cattle that you raise | H |
James Mcintyre
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