Nursery Rhyme. Cccclxxiv. Love And Matrimony Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIJI| This nursery song may probably commemorate a part of Tom Thumb's history extant in a Little Danish work treating of 'Swain Tomling a man no bigger than a thumb who would be married to a woman three ells and three quarters long ' See Mr Thoms' Preface to 'Tom Lincoln ' p xi | A |
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| I had a little husband | B |
| No bigger than my thumb | C |
| I put him in a pint pot | D |
| And there I bid him drum | C |
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| I bought a little horse | E |
| That galloped up and down | F |
| I bridled him and saddled him | G |
| And sent him out of town | F |
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| I gave him some garters | H |
| To garter up his hose | I |
| And a little handkerchief | J |
| To wipe his pretty nose | I |
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