Nursery Rhyme. Ccccxxxviii. Jingles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BB C D A DE F D G BBDHFD| Our collection of nursery songs may appropriately be concluded with the Quaker's commentary on one of the greatest favourites Hey diddle diddle We have endeavoured as far as practicable to remove every line from the present edition that could offend the most fastidious ear but the following annotations on a song we cannot be induced to omit would appear to suggest that our endeavours are scarcely likely to be attended with success | A |
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| Hey diddle diddle | B |
| The cat and the fiddle | B |
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| Yes thee may say that for that is nonsense | C |
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| The cow jumped over the moon | D |
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| Oh no Mary thee musn't say that for that is a falsehood thee knows a cow could never jump over the moon but a cow may jump under it so thee ought to say The cow jumped under the moon Yes | A |
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| The cow jumped under the moon | D |
| The little dog laughed | E |
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| Oh Mary stop How can a little dog laugh thee knows a little dog can't laugh Thee ought to say The little dog barked to see the sport | F |
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| And the dish ran after the spoon | D |
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| Stop Mary stop A dish could never run after a spoon thee ought to know that Thee had better say And the cat ran after the spoon So | G |
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| Hey diddle diddle | B |
| The cat and the fiddle | B |
| The cow jump'd under the moon | D |
| The little dog bark'd | H |
| To see the sport | F |
| And the cat ran after the spoon | D |
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