Sir Giles' War-song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CAAB ACAB DAAB ACAB| Ho is there any will ride with me | A |
| Sir Giles le bon des barri res | B |
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| The clink of arms is good to hear | C |
| The flap of pennons fair to see | A |
| Ho is there any will ride with me | A |
| Sir Giles le bon des barri res | B |
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| The leopards and lilies are fair to see | A |
| quot St George Guienne quot right good to hear | C |
| Ho is there any will ride with me | A |
| Sir Giles le bon des barri res | B |
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| I stood by the barrier | D |
| My coat being blazon'd fair to see | A |
| Ho is there any will ride with me | A |
| Sir Giles le bon des barri res | B |
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| Clisson put out his head to see | A |
| And lifted his basnet up to hear | C |
| I pulled him through the bars to ME | A |
| Sir Giles le bon des barri res | B |
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