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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... cited examples in verse , exemplifying all the rules of versification and scansion , and which may serve also for examples adapted to the several rules of reading ; the rules of versification , scansion , and reading , being founded on ...
... cited examples in verse , exemplifying all the rules of versification and scansion , and which may serve also for examples adapted to the several rules of reading ; the rules of versification , scansion , and reading , being founded on ...
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... cited example ; for less than two whole feet will not constitute poetry . Poems are never composed of lines of two feet metre , in succes- sion they are only used occasionally in poems , hymns , odes , & c . to diversify the metre ; and ...
... cited example ; for less than two whole feet will not constitute poetry . Poems are never composed of lines of two feet metre , in succes- sion they are only used occasionally in poems , hymns , odes , & c . to diversify the metre ; and ...
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... cited are composed on this principle ; and although the lines vary in their kind of feet , they correspond very nearly , in measure and movement , in time and quantity . 4 . There is another kind of verse , consisting PROSODY . 19 ...
... cited are composed on this principle ; and although the lines vary in their kind of feet , they correspond very nearly , in measure and movement , in time and quantity . 4 . There is another kind of verse , consisting PROSODY . 19 ...
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... cited are seen to be irregular , in their mode of construction , and different from those above described . The dif- ference lies here in the former , some prescribed rules are adhered to ; in the latter , not . In the two stanzas ...
... cited are seen to be irregular , in their mode of construction , and different from those above described . The dif- ference lies here in the former , some prescribed rules are adhered to ; in the latter , not . In the two stanzas ...
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... cited , we see an irregularity in the order of each ; and on reading the poems , from which they are cited , we may also see , that no two stanzas are precisely alike , in their orders of construction ; as , I will shew by citing ...
... cited , we see an irregularity in the order of each ; and on reading the poems , from which they are cited , we may also see , that no two stanzas are precisely alike , in their orders of construction ; as , I will shew by citing ...
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