Nursery Rhyme. Cxxxiv. Songs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDCD EFGBC EAHAC EIHIC JKCKC JAHAC ELJLC IMAMC NOAOC EICIC EAAAC EEAEC| Little Tom Dogget | A |
| What dost thou mean | B |
| To kill thy poor Colly | C |
| Now she's so lean | B |
| Sing oh poor Colly | C |
| Colly my cow | D |
| For Colly will give me | C |
| No more milk now | D |
| - | |
| I had better have kept her | E |
| 'Till fatter she had been | F |
| For now I confess | G |
| She's a little too lean | B |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| First in comes the tanner | E |
| With his sword by his side | A |
| And he bids me five shillings | H |
| For my poor cow's hide | A |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| Then in comes the tallow chandler | E |
| Whose brains were but shallow | I |
| And he bids me two and sixpence | H |
| For my cow's tallow | I |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| Then in comes the huntsman | J |
| So early in the morn | K |
| He bids me a penny | C |
| For my cow's horn | K |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| Then in comes the tripe woman | J |
| So fine and so neat | A |
| She bids me three half pence | H |
| For my cow's feet | A |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| Then in comes the butcher | E |
| That nimble tongu'd youth | L |
| Who said she was carrion | J |
| But he spoke not the truth | L |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| The skin of my cowly | I |
| Was softer than silk | M |
| And three times a day | A |
| My poor cow would give milk | M |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| She every year | N |
| A fine calf did me bring | O |
| Which fetcht me a pound | A |
| For it came in the spring | O |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| But now I have kill'd her | E |
| I can't her recall | I |
| I will sell my poor Colly | C |
| Hide horns and all | I |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| The butcher shall have her | E |
| Though he gives but a pound | A |
| And he knows in his heart | A |
| That my Colly was sound | A |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
| - | |
| And when he has bought her | E |
| Let him sell all together | E |
| The flesh for to eat | A |
| And the hide for leather | E |
| Sing oh poor Colly c | C |
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