The Duke Is The Lad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEDDFFGGE GEGGHHGGE| Air A master I have and I am his man | A |
| Galloping dreary dun | B |
| Castle of Andalusia | C |
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| The Duke is the lad to frighten a lass | D |
| Galloping dreary duke | E |
| The Duke is the lad to frighten a lass | D |
| He's an ogre to meet and the devil to pass | D |
| With his charger prancing | F |
| Grim eye glancing | F |
| Chin like a Mufti | G |
| Grizzled and tufty | G |
| Galloping dreary Duke | E |
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| Ye misses beware of the neighborhood | G |
| Of this galloping dreary Duke | E |
| Avoid him all who see no good | G |
| In being run o'er by a Prince of the Blood | G |
| For surely no nymph is | H |
| Fond of a grim phiz | H |
| And of the married | G |
| Whole crowds have miscarried | G |
| At sight of this dreary Duke | E |
Thomas Moore
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