Nursery Rhyme. Dlxi. Natural History Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBDEBCEBFE| The following song is given in Whiter's 'Specimen or a Commentary on Shakespeare ' vo London p as common in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk Dr Farmer gives another version as an illustration of a ditty of Jacques in 'As You Like It ' act ii sc See Malone's Shakespeare ed vol vi p Caldecott's 'Specimen ' note on 'As You Like It ' p and Douce's 'Illustrations ' vol i p | A |
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| Dame what makes your ducks to die | B |
| What the pize ails 'em what the pize ails 'em | C |
| They kick up their heels and there they lie | B |
| What the pize ails 'em now | D |
| Heigh ho heigh ho | E |
| Dame what makes your ducks to die | B |
| What a pize ails 'em what a pize ails 'em | C |
| Heigh ho heigh ho | E |
| Dame what ails your ducks to die | B |
| Eating o' polly wigs eating o' polly wigs | F |
| Heigh ho heigh ho | E |
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