Nursery Rhyme. Ccclxxv. Paradoxes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACB BBA DDA BBA DDA BBA DDA| My true love lives far from me | A |
| Perrie Merrie Dixie Dominie | B |
| Many a rich present he sends to me | A |
| Petrum Partrum Paradise Temporie | C |
| Perrie Merrie Dixie Dominie | B |
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| He sent me a goose without a bone | B |
| He sent me a cherry without a stone | B |
| Petrum c | A |
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| He sent me a Bible no man could read | D |
| He sent me a blanket without a thread | D |
| Petrum c | A |
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| How could there be a goose without a bone | B |
| How could there be a cherry without a stone | B |
| Petrum c | A |
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| How could there be a Bible no man could read | D |
| How could there be a blanket without a thread | D |
| Petrum c | A |
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| When the goose is in the egg shell there is no bone | B |
| When the cherry is in the blossom there is no stone | B |
| Petrum c | A |
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| When ye Bible is in ye press no man it can read | D |
| When ye wool is on ye sheep's back there is no thread | D |
| Petrum c | A |
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