The Page And The Miller's Daughter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BB C D E ABF DF E AG DG CHH C AI DIJ AKKJL DC AL D CMM N ONOOPP| PAGE | A |
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| WHERE goest thou Where | B |
| Miller's daughter so fair | B |
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| Thy name pray | C |
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| MILLER'S DAUGHTER | D |
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| 'Tis Lizzy | E |
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| PAGE | A |
| Where goest thou Where | B |
| With the rake in thy hand | F |
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| MILLER'S DAUGHTER | D |
| Father's meadows and land | F |
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| To visit I'm busy | E |
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| PAGE | A |
| Dost go there alone | G |
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| MILLER'S DAUGHTER | D |
| By this rake sir 'tis shown | G |
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| That we're making the hay | C |
| And the pears ripen fast | H |
| In the garden at last | H |
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| So I'll pick them to day | C |
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| PAGE | A |
| Is't a silent thicket I yonder view | I |
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| MILLER'S DAUGHTER | D |
| Oh yes there are two | I |
| There's one on each side | J |
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| PAGE | A |
| I'll follow thee soon | K |
| When the sun burns at noon | K |
| We'll go there o'urselves from his rays to hide | J |
| And then in some glade all verdant and deep | L |
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| MILLER'S DAUGHTER | D |
| Why people would say | C |
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| PAGE | A |
| Within mine arms thou gently wilt sleep | L |
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| MILLER'S DAUGHTER | D |
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| Your pardon I pray | C |
| Whoever is kiss'd by the miller maid | M |
| Upon the spot must needs be betray'd | M |
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| 'Twould give me distress | N |
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| To cover with white | O |
| Your pretty dark dress | N |
| Equal with equal then all is right | O |
| That's the motto in which I delight | O |
| I am in love with the miller boy | P |
| He wears nothing that I could destroy | P |
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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