Jacke-on-both-sides Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBCCDDEC CCFFGGCCBBCC| I hold as fayth | A |
| What Rome's Church sayth | A |
| Where the King's head | B |
| That flock's misled | B |
| Where th' Altar's drest | B |
| That People's blest | B |
| Who shuns the Masse | C |
| Hee's but an Asse | C |
| Who Charity preach | D |
| They Heav'n soone reach | D |
| On Fayth t'rely | E |
| 'Tis heresy | C |
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| What England's Church allows | C |
| My Conscience disavowes | C |
| That Church can have no seame | F |
| That holdes the Pope supreme | F |
| There's service scarce divine | G |
| With table bread and wine | G |
| Hee's Catholique and wise | C |
| Who the Communion flyes | C |
| That Church with schismes fraught | B |
| Where only fayth is taught | B |
| Noe matter for good workes | C |
| Makes Christians worse than Turkes | C |
William Strode
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