The Usher's Charge. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDC EECDDC FFCDDC| Now Jurymen hear my advice | A |
| All kinds of vulgar prejudice | B |
| I pray you set aside | C |
| With stern judicial frame of mind | D |
| From bias free of every kind | D |
| This trial must be tried | C |
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| Oh listen to the plaintiff's case | E |
| Observe the features of her face | E |
| The broken hearted bride | C |
| Condole with her distress of mind | D |
| From bias free of every kind | D |
| This trial must be tried | C |
| - | |
| And when amid the plaintiff's shrieks | F |
| The ruffianly defendant speaks | F |
| Upon the other side | C |
| What he may say you needn't mind | D |
| From bias free of every kind | D |
| This trial must be tried | C |
William Schwenck Gilbert
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