The Quartette Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCBB| Tom sang for joy and Ned sang for joy and old Sam sang for joy | A |
| All we four boys piped up loud just like one boy | A |
| And the ladies that sate with the Squire their cheeks were all wet | B |
| For the noise of the voice of us boys when we sang our Quartette | B |
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| Tom he piped low and Ned he piped low and old Sam he piped low | C |
| Into a sorrowful fall did our music flow | C |
| And the ladies that sate with the Squire vowed they'd never forget | B |
| How the eyes of them cried for delight when we sang our Quartette | B |
Walter De La Mare
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