A School Song Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Prelude to quot Stalky Co quot	A
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quot Let us now praise famous men quot	A
Men of little showing	B
For their work continueth	C
And their work continueth	C
Broad and deep continues	D
Greater then their knowing	B
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Western wind and open surge	E
Took us from our mothers	F
Flung us on a naked shore	G
Twelve bleak houses by the shore	G
Seven summers by the shore	G
'Mid two hundred brothers	F
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There we met with famous men	H
Set in office o'er us	I
And they beat on us with rods	J
Faithfully with many rods	J
Daily beat us on with rods	J
For the love they bore us	I
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Out of Egypt unto Troy	K
Over Himalaya	L
Far and sure our bands have gone	M
Hy Brazil or Babylon	N
Islands of the Southern Run	O
And Cities of Cathaia	C
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And we all praise famous men	H
Ancients of the College	P
For they taught us common sense	Q
Tried to teach us common sense	Q
Truth and God's Own Common Sense	Q
Which is more than knowledge	R
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Each degree of Latitude	A
Strung about Creation	O
Seeth one or more of us	I
Of one muster each of us	I
Diligent in that he does	S
Keen in his vocation	O
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This we learned from famous men	H
Knowing not its uses	S
When they showed in daily work	T
Man must finish off his work	T
Right or wrong his daily work	T
And without excuses	U
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Servant of the Staff and chain	V
Mine and fuse and grapnel	W
Some before the face of Kings	X
Stand before the face of Kings	X
Bearing gifts to divers Kings	X
Gifts of case and shrapnel	W
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This we learned from famous men	H
Teaching in our borders	F
Who declared it was best	A
Safest easiest and best	A
Expeditious wise and best	A
To obey your orders	F
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Some beneath the further stars	Y
Bear the greater burden	O
Set to serve the lands they rule	W
Save he serve no man may rule	W
Serve and love the lands they rule	W
Seeking praise nor guerdon	O
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This we learned from famous men	O
Knowing not we learned it	A
Only as the years went by	Z
Lonely as the years went by	Z
Far from help as years went by	Z
Plainer we discerned it	A
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Wherefore praise we famous men	O
From whose bays we borrow	A2
They that put aside To day	A
All the joys of their To day	A
And with toil of their To day	A
Bought for us To morrow	A2
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Bless and praise we famous men	O
Men of little showing	B
For their work continueth	C
And their work continueth	C
Broad and deep continueth	C
Great beyond their knowing	B

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