The English Prosody: With Rules Deduced from the Genius of Our Language, and the Examples of the PoetsCrocker, 1847 - 152 páginas |
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... admit it . This pause is sometimes less than that of a comma , and sometimes not . The above may serve for general rules and definitions , as far as relates to composition . But as rules for reading , some additions , some occasional ...
... admit it . This pause is sometimes less than that of a comma , and sometimes not . The above may serve for general rules and definitions , as far as relates to composition . But as rules for reading , some additions , some occasional ...
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... admit the formation of some of those feet , so naturally and easily as theirs : yet we find some examples of each , in our English compositions : of the moloss , however , rarely ; but every other kind are found more frequently , and ...
... admit the formation of some of those feet , so naturally and easily as theirs : yet we find some examples of each , in our English compositions : of the moloss , however , rarely ; but every other kind are found more frequently , and ...
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... admit ; and let our best English Sapphics stand also for models . It is not to be expected that an English poet can vie with the antient Greeks , in the use of the moloss ; but in lieu of the moloss , a bacchy may be substituted ; and ...
... admit ; and let our best English Sapphics stand also for models . It is not to be expected that an English poet can vie with the antient Greeks , in the use of the moloss ; but in lieu of the moloss , a bacchy may be substituted ; and ...
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... admits of a greater scope for variety of numbers than rhyme . It is not , however , so diverse , in the flow of its num- bers , from common iambic verse , as to be discordant , when arranged with iambic lines . Iambic verse is ...
... admits of a greater scope for variety of numbers than rhyme . It is not , however , so diverse , in the flow of its num- bers , from common iambic verse , as to be discordant , when arranged with iambic lines . Iambic verse is ...
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... admit the bacchy , and antibacchy ; and these being feet of two long syllables , each , give additional weight of sound , which has the same effect in this , as in anapæstic verse . By Bacchies . " How cheerless | the late bloom | ing ...
... admit the bacchy , and antibacchy ; and these being feet of two long syllables , each , give additional weight of sound , which has the same effect in this , as in anapæstic verse . By Bacchies . " How cheerless | the late bloom | ing ...
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