What are the rhymes in Chapter Six of Through the Looking Glass?

Answer 1

Chapter Six of Through the Looking Glass features three different poems.

Firstly, Alice thinks about the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty in which the rhyming words are:

wall/fall

men/again

Then Alice and Humpty discuss the first verse of the poem Jabberwocky. In that, the words which rhyme are:

toves/borogoves

wabe/outgrabe

Then Humpty Dumpty recites a poem to Alice which he claims was written entirely for her amusement. It is a simple poem, comprised of twenty pairs of rhyme couplets. The rhymes are as follows:

white/delight

green/mean

long/song

brown/down

fish/wish

sea/me

was/because

say/obey

grin/in

twice/advice

new/do

thump/pump

said/bed

plain/again

clear/ear

proud/loud

stiff/if

shelf/myself

locked/knocked

shut/but

Answer 2

In Chapter Six of "Through the Looking Glass," Alice recites a poem with some rhymes such as "take" and "cake," "nose" and "prose," and "pleasanter" and "present her." The poem's playful language and rhyme scheme contribute to the whimsical and nonsensical nature of the book.