à?lla, A Tragical Interlude - Act Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFEFFEGEHH IDDJBICDKIIDCIHBIDBI IDDDEIBDLIIHIDBIILIL HHDLJILDDJIJIJJ HJLBLLLDLLDDLLLLLGLG DD HLDDLD DDGDGHIJDD DHMDDDDDDDDDLDDDDLDH DLILIIDILDDHHDHLHLLD LDDDL DLL LLILIILILDDL| SCENE I | A |
| AT BRYSTOWE | B |
| LLA AND SERVITOURES | C |
| AELLA | D |
| TYS nowe fulle morne I thoughten bie laste nyghte | E |
| To have been heere mie stede han notte mie love | F |
| Thys ys mie pallace lette mie hyndes alyghte | E |
| Whylste I goe oppe wake mie slepeynge dove | F |
| Staie here mie hyndlettes I shal goe above | F |
| Nowe Birtha wyll thie loke enhele mie spryte | E |
| Thie smyles unto mie woundes a baulme wylle prove | G |
| Mie ledanne boddie wylle bee sette aryghte | E |
| Egwina haste ope the portalle door | H |
| Yatte I on Birtha's breste maie thynke of ware nemore | H |
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| EGWINA | I |
| Oh lla | D |
| LLA | D |
| Ah that semmlykeene to mee | J |
| Speeketh a legendary tale of woe | B |
| EGWINA | I |
| Birtha is | C |
| LLA | D |
| Whatt where how saie whatte of shee | K |
| EGWINA | I |
| Gone | I |
| LLA | D |
| Gone ye goddes | C |
| EGWINA | I |
| Alas ytte ys toe true | H |
| Yee seynctes hee dies awaie wythe myckle woe | B |
| lla what lla oh hee lyves agen | I |
| LLA | D |
| Cal mee notte lla I am hymme ne moe | B |
| Where ys shee gon awaie ah speake how when | I |
| EGWINA | I |
| I will | D |
| LLA | D |
| Caparyson a score of stedes flie flie | D |
| Where ys shee swythynne speeke or instante thou shalte die | E |
| EGWINA | I |
| Stylle thie loud rage here thou whatte I knowe | B |
| LLA | D |
| Oh speek | L |
| EGWINA | I |
| Lyche prymrose droopynge wythe the heavie rayne | I |
| Laste nyghte I lefte her droopynge wythe her wiere | H |
| Her love the gare thatte gave her harte syke peyne | I |
| LLA | D |
| Her love to whomme | B |
| EGWINA | I |
| To thee her spouse alleyne | I |
| As ys mie hentylle everyche morne to goe | L |
| I wente and oped her chamber doore ynn twayne | I |
| Botte found her notte as I was wont to doe | L |
| Thanne alle arounde the pallace I dyd seere | H |
| Botte culde to mie hartes woe ne fynde her aniewheere | H |
| LLA | D |
| Thou lyest foul hagge thou lyest thou art her ayde | L |
| To chere her louste botte noe ytte cannotte bee | J |
| EGWINA | I |
| Gyff trouthe appear notte inne whatte I have sayde | L |
| Drawe forthe thie anlace swythyn thanne mee slea | D |
| LLA | D |
| Botte yette ytte muste ytte muste bee soe I see | J |
| Shee wythe somme loustie paramoure ys gone | I |
| Itte moste bee soe oh how ytte wracketh mee | J |
| Mie race of love mie race of lyfe ys ronne | I |
| Nowe rage brondeous storm tempeste comme | J |
| Nete lyvynge upon erthe can now enswote mie domme | J |
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| SERVYTOURE | H |
| Loverde I am aboute the trouthe to saie | J |
| Laste nyghte fulle late I dydde retourne to reste | L |
| As to mie chamber I dydde betide mie waie | B |
| To Birtha onne hys name and place addreste | L |
| Downe to hym camme shee butte thereof the reste | L |
| I ken ne matter so mie hommage made | L |
| LLA | D |
| O speake ne moe mie harte flames yn yttes heste | L |
| I once was lla nowe bee notte yttes shade | L |
| Hanne alle the fuirie of mysfortunes wylle | D |
| Fallen mine mie benned headde I hanne been lla stylle | D |
| Thys alleyn was unburled of alle mie spryte | L |
| Mie honnoure honnoure frownd on the dolce wynde | L |
| Thatte steeked on ytte nowe wyth rage Im pyghte | L |
| A brondeous unweere ys mie engyned mynde | L |
| Mie hommeur yette somme drybblet joie maie fynde | L |
| To the Danes woundes I wylle another yeve | G |
| Whanne thos mie rennome and mie peace ys rynde | L |
| Itte were a recrandize to thyncke toe live | G |
| Mie huscarles untoe everie asker telle | D |
| Gyffe noblie lla lyved as noblie lla felle | D |
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| SERVYTOURE | H |
| lla ys sleene the flower of Englond's marrde | L |
| LLA | D |
| Be stylle stythe lette the chyrches rynge mie knelle | D |
| Call hyther brave Coernyke he as warde | L |
| Of thys mie Brystowe castle wyll doe welle | D |
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| LLA | D |
| Thee I ordeyne the warde so alle maie telle | D |
| I have botte lyttel tym to dragge thys lyfe | G |
| Mie lethal tale alyche a lethalle belle | D |
| Dynne yn the eares of her I wyschd mie wyfe | G |
| Botte ah shee maie be fayre | H |
| EGWINA | I |
| Yatte shee moste bee | J |
| LLA | D |
| Ah saie notte soe yatte worde woulde lla dobblie slee | D |
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| LLA | D |
| Ah Birtha here | H |
| BIRTHA | M |
| Whatte dynne ys thys Whatte merits yis leathalle knelle | D |
| Where ys mie lla speeke where howe ys hee | D |
| Oh lla art thou yanne alyve and well | D |
| LLA | D |
| I lyve yndeed botte doe notte lyve for thee | D |
| BIRTHA | D |
| Whatte menes mie lla | D |
| LLA | D |
| Here mie meneynge see | D |
| Thie foulness urged mie honde to gyve thys wounde | L |
| Ytte mee unsprytes | D |
| BIRTHA | D |
| Ytte hathe unspryted mee | D |
| LLA | D |
| Ah heavens mie Birtha fallethe to the grounde | L |
| Botte yette I am a manne and so wylle bee | D |
| HURRA | H |
| lla I amme a Dane botte yette a friende to thee | D |
| Thys damoyselle I founde wythynne a woode | L |
| Strevynge fulle harde anenste a burled swayne | I |
| I sente hym myrynge ynne mie compheeres blodde | L |
| Celmonde hys name chief of thie warrynge trayne | I |
| Yis damoiselle soughte to be here agayne | I |
| The whyche albeytte foemen wee dydd wylle | D |
| So here wee broughte her wythe you to remayne | I |
| COERNYKE | L |
| Yee nobyile Danes wythe goulde I wyll you fylle | D |
| LLA | D |
| Birtha mie lyfe mie love oh she ys fayre | H |
| Whatte faultes could Birtha have whatte faultes could lla feare | H |
| BIRTHA | D |
| Amm I yenne thyne I cannotte blame thie feere | H |
| Botte doe reste mee uponne mie lla's breaste | L |
| I wylle to thee bewryen the woefulle gare | H |
| Celmonde dyd comme to mee at tyme of reste | L |
| Wordeynge for mee to flie att your requeste | L |
| To Watchette towne where you deceasynge laie | D |
| I wyth hym fledde thro' a murke wode we preste | L |
| Where hee foule love unto mie eares dyd saie | D |
| The Danes | D |
| LLA | D |
| Oh I die content | L |
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| BIRTHA | D |
| Oh ys mie lla dedde | L |
| O I will make hys grave mie vyrgyn spousal bedde | L |
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| COERNYKE | L |
| Whatt lla deadde and Birtha dyynge toe | L |
| Soe falles the fayrest flourettes of the playne | I |
| Who canne unplyte the wurchys heaven can doe | L |
| Or who untweste the role of shappe yn twayne | I |
| lla the rennome was thie onlie gayne | I |
| For yatte thie pleasaunce thie joie was loste | L |
| Thie countrymen shall rere thee on the playne | I |
| A pyle of carnes as anie grave can boaste | L |
| Further a just amede to thee to bee | D |
| Inne heaven thou synge of Godde on erthe we'lle synge of thee | D |
| The Ende | L |
Thomas Chatterton
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