Written Upon The Rocks At Tunbridge, Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF GGHHFF| Hither amongst the Crouds that shun | A |
| The smoaky Town and sultry Sun | A |
| In cooling Springs to seek for Health | B |
| Or throw away superfluous Wealth | B |
| A Native of Hibernia came | C |
| Thus writ her Thoughts but not her Name | C |
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| Hither the Britons void of Care | D |
| A happy free born Race repair | D |
| Whilst I who feel a diff'rent Fate | E |
| Lament my Country's wretched State | E |
| The pitying Rocks return my Lays | F |
| Just Emblem of the barren Bays | F |
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| Thus far When lo the God of Wit | G |
| Who slightly glanc'd on what was writ | G |
| Suspend he cries thy Cares a while | H |
| My Sackville soon shall bless your lsle | H |
| No longer talk of barren Bays | F |
| Remember 'tis a Dorset sways | F |
Mary Barber
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