Nursery Rhyme. Lxxv. Tales Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC| The tale of Jack Horner has long been appropriated to the nursery The four lines which follow are the traditional ones and they form part of 'The pleasant History of Jack Horner containing his witty Tricks and pleasant Pranks which he plaied from his Youth to his riper Years ' mo a copy of which is in the Bodleian Library and this extended story is in substance the same with 'The Fryer and the Boy ' mo Lond and both of them are taken from the more ancient story of 'Jack and his Step dame ' which has been printed by Mr Wright | A |
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| Little Jack Horner sat in the corner | B |
| Eating a Christmas pie | C |
| He put in his thumb and he took out a plum | D |
| And said What a good boy am I | C |
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