Judge And Thief Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDEFGDD| O'erfoaming with rage | A |
| The foul mouth'd judge Page | A |
| Thus question'd a thief in the dock | B |
| 'Didst never hear read | C |
| In the church lump of lead | C |
| Loose chip from the devil's own block | B |
| 'Thou shalt not steal '' 'Yea ' | D |
| The white chap did say | E |
| ''Thou shalt not ' but thou was the word | F |
| Had he piped out 'Jem Hewitt | G |
| Be sure you don't do it ' | D |
| I'd ha' thought of it twice ere I did it my lord ' | D |
Walter Savage Landor
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