Ye Frog's Wooing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC

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It was the frog lived in the wellB
Heigh ho says RowleyC
And the merry mouse under the millD
With a Rowley Powley Gammon and SpinachE
Heigh ho says Anthony RowleyC
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The frog he would a wooing ride Heigh ho cC
Sword and buckler at his side With a cC
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When upon his high horse set Heigh ho cC
His boots they shone as black as jet With a cC
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When he came to the merry mill pin Heigh ho cC
Lady Mouse are you within With a cC
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Then came out the dusty mouse Heigh ho cC
I am the lady of this house With a cC
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Hast thou any mind of me Heigh ho cC
I have e'en great mind of thee With a cC
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Who shall this marriage make Heigh ho cC
Our lord which is the rat With a cC
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What shall we have to our supper Heigh ho cC
Three beans in a pound of butter With a cC
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But when the supper they were at Heigh ho cC
The frog the mouse and e'en the rat With a cC
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Then came in Tib our cat Heigh ho cC
And caught the mouse e'en by the back With a cC
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Then did they separate Heigh ho cC
The frog leaped on the floor so flat With a cC
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Then came in Dick our drake Heigh ho cC
And drew the frog e'en to the lake With a cC
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The rat he ran up the wall Heigh ho cC
And so the company parted all With a cC

Walter Crane



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