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In eighteenth - and early nineteenth - century poetry , the omission of stress on
the light syllables and the compulsory stress on the last heavy syllable of a line
were constant . From the time of Pushkin , Russian binary meters exhibited a ...
In eighteenth - and early nineteenth - century poetry , the omission of stress on
the light syllables and the compulsory stress on the last heavy syllable of a line
were constant . From the time of Pushkin , Russian binary meters exhibited a ...
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Indeed , there may be meter in nonsense lines , if most of the syllables in these
lines are recognized as combinations of ... English meters , throughout the history
of English poetry , fall into two fundamental types : the syllable - stress meter , the
...
Indeed , there may be meter in nonsense lines , if most of the syllables in these
lines are recognized as combinations of ... English meters , throughout the history
of English poetry , fall into two fundamental types : the syllable - stress meter , the
...
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Another manifestation of a tendency toward a uniform syllabic model is the
avoidance of closed syllables at the end of the ... a tendency to treat a sequence
of vowels unseparated by consonantal phonemes as one single metrical syllable
( cf .
Another manifestation of a tendency toward a uniform syllabic model is the
avoidance of closed syllables at the end of the ... a tendency to treat a sequence
of vowels unseparated by consonantal phonemes as one single metrical syllable
( cf .
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PART TWO STYLE IN FOLK NARRATIVE | 25 |
PART THREE LINGUISTIC APPROACHES TO VERBAL | 55 |
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