The Brownie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEEFGHIGIH| How disappeared he Ask the newt and toad | A |
| Ask of his fellow men and they will tell | B |
| How he was found cold as an icicle | C |
| Under an arch of that forlorn abode | A |
| Where he unpropped and by the gathering flood | D |
| Of years hemmed round had dwelt prepared to try | E |
| Privation's worst extremities and die | E |
| With no one near save the omnipresent God | F |
| Verily so to live was an awful choice | G |
| A choice that wears the aspect of a doom | H |
| But in the mould of mercy all is cast | I |
| For Souls familiar with the eternal Voice | G |
| And this forgotten Taper to the last | I |
| Drove from itself we trust all frightful gloom | H |
William Wordsworth
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