The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... trochees into English , with a closed vowel doing duty for rhyme . Hercules weaving daisy - chains , or Achilles learning to back - stitch , was not spending his time to less purpose . But having said so much , we must rein in our ...
... trochees into English , with a closed vowel doing duty for rhyme . Hercules weaving daisy - chains , or Achilles learning to back - stitch , was not spending his time to less purpose . But having said so much , we must rein in our ...
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... trochees . We were told that the Eng- lish language had hardly one true spondee to show ; that the Germans , with ... trochee , has its last syllable somewhat lengthened by the first letter of the next following word . Even in Greek and ...
... trochees . We were told that the Eng- lish language had hardly one true spondee to show ; that the Germans , with ... trochee , has its last syllable somewhat lengthened by the first letter of the next following word . Even in Greek and ...
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... trochees are used , on their place in the line , and their relation to its general meaning . After a pause in the ... trochee " well that " is vir- tually lengthened into a complete foot by the intervening comma , much as a bar of music ...
... trochees are used , on their place in the line , and their relation to its general meaning . After a pause in the ... trochee " well that " is vir- tually lengthened into a complete foot by the intervening comma , much as a bar of music ...
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