To summarize, this is about a man named Peter, whose wife cheated on him (he couldn't keep her). Peter murders this wife, and then puts her body in a pumpkin shell. In the second stanza, we can infer that Peter has a second wife, who he can love only after becoming literate (being able to read and write).
As for the rhyme scheme, both stanzas are AABB. This is because the last words in the first two lines rhyme with each other (eater, keep her; shell, well), as well as the last words in the last two lines (eater, love her; spell, well).
The word "inexpensive" modifies the word "purchase".
To protect and train American soldiers To house Japanese prisoners of war To protect national-defense material, premises, and utilities To store food, supplies, and equipment for the military
I would have to know the scentence srry
