A Courting Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB EFGFHF IJKJLJ| Master quoth the auld hound | A |
| Where will ye go | B |
| Over moss over muir | C |
| To court my new jo | B |
| Master though the night be merk | D |
| I'se follow through the snow | B |
| - | |
| Court her master court her | E |
| So shall ye do weel | F |
| But and ben she'll guide the house | G |
| I'se get milk and meal | F |
| Ye'se get lilting while she sits | H |
| With her rock and reel | F |
| - | |
| For oh she has a sweet tongue | I |
| And een that look down | J |
| A gold girdle for her waist | K |
| And a purple gown | J |
| She has a good word forbye | L |
| Fra a' folk in the town | J |
Jean Ingelow
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