On Seeing A Portrait Of Sir Robert Walpole Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFFGGHIJJKK| Such were the lively eyes and rosy hue | A |
| Of Robin's face when Robin first I knew | A |
| The gay companion and the fav'rite guest | B |
| Lov'd without awe and without views caress'd | B |
| His cheerful smile and open honest look | C |
| Added new graces to the truth he spoke | D |
| Then ev'ry man found something to commend | E |
| The pleasant neighbour and the worthy friend | E |
| The gen'rous master of a private house | F |
| The tender father and indulgent spouse | F |
| The hardest censors at the worst believ'd | G |
| His temper was too easily deceiv'd | G |
| A consequential ill good nature draws | H |
| A bad effect but from a noble cause | I |
| Whence then these clamours of a judging crowd | J |
| Suspicious griping insolent and proud | J |
| Rapacious cruel violent unjust | K |
| False to his friend and traitor to his trust | K |
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
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