The Art of English Poetry, 1702, Volumes 1-3 |
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... Wall . 2. Or the laft of the Word , and that the following one be a Monofyllable govern'd by it , and that may be lower'd in its Pronunciation ; as , So fresh the Wound is - and the Grief fo vaft . Wall . At the 6th , when the Syllable ...
... Wall . 2. Or the laft of the Word , and that the following one be a Monofyllable govern'd by it , and that may be lower'd in its Pronunciation ; as , So fresh the Wound is - and the Grief fo vaft . Wall . At the 6th , when the Syllable ...
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... Wall , for to the Wall , bý th ' Wall , for by the Wall , & c . It may also be cut off before words that begin by the Letter H , when it is not strongly afpir'd ; and particularly , when the H is follow'd by another E ; As , Th ...
... Wall , for to the Wall , bý th ' Wall , for by the Wall , & c . It may also be cut off before words that begin by the Letter H , when it is not strongly afpir'd ; and particularly , when the H is follow'd by another E ; As , Th ...
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... Wall . Wall . The other fort of fingle Rhyme is of the words that have their Acceut upon the laft Syllable , fave two ; And these Rhyme to each other in the fame manner as the former ; that is to fay , if they end in any of the Vowels ...
... Wall . Wall . The other fort of fingle Rhyme is of the words that have their Acceut upon the laft Syllable , fave two ; And these Rhyme to each other in the fame manner as the former ; that is to fay , if they end in any of the Vowels ...
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