The Reverend Pamphleteer. A Romantic Ballad Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Oh have you heard what hapt of late	A
If not come lend an ear	B
While sad I state the piteous fate	A
Of the Reverend Pamphleteer	C
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All praised his skilful jockeyship	D
Loud rung the Tory cheer	C
While away away with spur and whip	D
Went the Reverend Pamphleteer	C
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The nag he rode how could it err	E
'Twas the same that took last year	C
That wonderful jump to Exeter	F
With the Reverend Pamphleteer	C
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Set a beggar on horseback wise men say	G
The course he will take is clear	C
And in that direction lay the way	G
Of the Reverend Pamphleteer	C
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Stop stop said Truth but vain her cry	H
Left far away in the rear	C
She heard but the usual gay Good by	H
From her faithless Pamphleteer	C
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You may talk of the jumps of Homer's gods	I
When cantering o'er our sphere	C
I'd back for a bounce 'gainst any odds	I
This Reverend Pamphleteer	C
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But ah what tumbles a jockey hath	J
In the midst of his career	C
A file of the Times lay right in the path	J
Of the headlong Pamphleteer	C
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Whether he tript or shyed thereat	A
Doth not so clear appear	C
But down he came as his sermons flat	A
This Reverend Pamphleteer	C
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Lord King himself could scarce desire	F
To see a spiritual Peer	C
Fall much more dead in the dirt and mire	K
Than did this Pamphleteer	C
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Yet pitying parsons many a day	A
Shall visit his silent bier	B
And thinking the while of Stanhope say	A
Poor dear old Pamphleteer	C
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He has finisht at last his busy span	L
And now lies coolly here	B
As often he did in life good man	L
Good Reverend Pamphleteer	C

Thomas Moore

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