The M'camley Mixture Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDB EFGFAAF BFFFAAF CBBBCCB CHIHCJF| Jack M'Camley | A |
| Lank and long | B |
| Ox persuader | C |
| Billabong | B |
| Bluff and hearty | D |
| Sort o' party | D |
| Got the quot blanky quot habit strong | B |
| - | |
| Says the parson | E |
| Bright old bird | F |
| quot Why'd you use that | G |
| Horrid word | F |
| Jack looked grinful | A |
| Not say sinful | A |
| But most vulgar and absurd quot | F |
| - | |
| quot It's the blanky | B |
| Church betwixt | F |
| You and me that | F |
| Got me fixed quot | F |
| Says M'Camley | A |
| quot In our fam'ly | A |
| Things is all so blanky mixed | F |
| - | |
| quot There's me father | C |
| Whoa back Dick | B |
| Church o' Blanky | B |
| England stric' | B |
| There's me mother | C |
| And one brother | C |
| Roman Blanky Catholic | B |
| - | |
| quot But me sister | C |
| Way you Stan | H |
| Don't them bullocks | I |
| Rile a man | H |
| Kilts enticed her | C |
| Went and spliced a | J |
| Presby Blanky terian quot | F |
William Thomas Goodge
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