Nursery Rhyme. Viii. Historical Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC| In a tract called 'Pigges Corantoe or Newes from the North ' to Lond p this is called Old Tarlton's Song It is perhaps a parody on the popular epigram of Jack and Jill I do not know the period of the battle to which it appears to allude but Tarlton died in the year so that the rhyme must be earlier | A |
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| The king of France went up the hill | B |
| With twenty thousand men | C |
| The king of France came down the hill | B |
| And ne'er went up again | C |
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