Nursery Rhyme. Cccclxvi. Love And Matrimony Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A AAAA AAAA BBAA CCAA DDAA AAAA EFAA GGAA GGAATHE KEYS OF CANTERBURY | A |
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Oh madam I will give you the keys of Canterbury | A |
To set all the bells ringing when we shall be merry | A |
If you will but walk abroad with me | A |
If you will but walk with me | A |
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Sir I'll not accept of the keys of Canterbury | A |
To set all the bells ringing when we shall be merry | A |
Neither will I walk abroad with thee | A |
Neither will I talk with thee | A |
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Oh madam I will give you a fine carved comb | B |
To comb out your ringlets when I am from home | B |
If you will but walk with me c | A |
Sir I'll not accept c | A |
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Oh madam I will give you a pair of shoes of cork | C |
One made in London the other made in York | C |
If you will but walk with me c | A |
Sir I'll not accept c | A |
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Madam I will give you a sweet silver bell | D |
To ring up your maidens when you are not well | D |
If you will but walk with me c | A |
Sir I'll not accept c | A |
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Oh my man John what can the matter be | A |
I love the lady and the lady loves not me | A |
Neither will she walk abroad with me | A |
Neither will she talk with me | A |
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Oh master dear do not despair | E |
The lady she shall be shall be your only dear | F |
And she will walk and talk with thee | A |
And she will walk with thee | A |
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Oh madam I will give you the keys of my chest | G |
To count my gold and silver when I am gone to rest | G |
If you will but walk abroad with me | A |
If you will but talk with me | A |
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Oh sir I will accept of the keys of your chest | G |
To count your gold and silver when you are gone to rest | G |
And I will walk abroad with thee | A |
And I will talk with thee | A |
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