Alice Sick Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFFGGHH| SICK Alice grown and fearing dire event | A |
| Some friend advised a servant should be sent | A |
| Her confessor to bring and ease her mind | B |
| Yes she replied to see him I'm inclined | B |
| Let father Andrew instantly be sought | C |
| By him salvation usually I'm taught | C |
| - | |
| A MESSENGER was told without delay | D |
| To take with rapid steps the convent way | D |
| He rang the bell a monk enquired his name | E |
| And asked for what or whom the fellow came | E |
| I father Andrew want the wight replied | F |
| Who's oft to Alice confessor and guide | F |
| With Andrew cried the other would you speak | G |
| If that's the case he's far enough to seek | G |
| Poor man he's left us for the regions blessed | H |
| And has in Paradise ten years confessed | H |
Jean De La Fontaine
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