By reading the text of "London, 1802", the sonnet by Wordsworth addressed to Milton, we can determine the rhyme scheme by looking at the last word in the line. If they rhyme then they are the same letter, if not we add a new letter. So let's do it!
Rhyme Scheme:
Line 1- a
Line 2 - b
Line 3 - b
Line 4 - a
Line 5 - a
Line 6 - b
Line 7 - b
Line 8 - a
Line 9 - c
Line 10 - d
Line 11 - d
Line 12 - e
Line 13 - c
Line 14 - e
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<span>This anecdote about fire chief Crocker bringing home a mouse from the remains of the fire serves to remind the reader that even someone like Fire Chief Crocker who was incredibly experienced in fires and had seen many tragedies in his time was very disturbed and bothered by the Triangle Fire.</span>
Henry Ford
That's one I can think of.
Maybe Albert Einstein but I don't know if they'll accept him.
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