Nursery Rhyme. Xliv. Literal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCAADDAAEFGGHHIJ KKJJ| A for the ape that we saw at the fair | A |
| B for a blockhead who ne'er shall go there | A |
| C for a collyflower white as a curd | B |
| D for a duck a very good bird | B |
| E for an egg good in pudding or pies | C |
| F for a farmer rich honest and wise | C |
| G for a gentleman void of all care | A |
| H for the hound that ran down the hare | A |
| I for an Indian sooty and dark | D |
| K for the keeper that look'd to the park | D |
| L for a lark that soar'd in the air | A |
| M for a mole that ne'er could get there | A |
| N for Sir Nobody ever in fault | E |
| O for an otter that ne'er could be caught | F |
| P for a pudding stuck full of plums | G |
| Q was for quartering it see here he comes | G |
| R for a rook that croak'd in the trees | H |
| S for a sailor that plough'd the deep seas | H |
| T for a top that doth prettily spin | I |
| V for a virgin of delicate mien | J |
| W for wealth in gold silver and pence | K |
| X for old Xenophon noted for sense | K |
| Y for a yew which for ever is green | J |
| Z for the zebra that belongs to the queen | J |
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