The Art of English Poetry, 1702, Niteet 1–3Scolar P., 1968 - 429 sivua |
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... begin at the Vowel that preceeds their laft Confonant , and to conti- nue to the end of the word : In a Confonant ; As , Here might be feen that Beauty , Wealth and Wit , And Prowefs to the Pow'r of Love Submit . In mute E ; As , A ...
... begin at the Vowel that preceeds their laft Confonant , and to conti- nue to the end of the word : In a Confonant ; As , Here might be feen that Beauty , Wealth and Wit , And Prowefs to the Pow'r of Love Submit . In mute E ; As , A ...
Sivu iii
... begin at the Vowel that precedes the last Con- fonan : of the Word : For Example , to find Pefade , and the Words that rhyme to it , D is the laft Confonant , A the Vowel that precedes it ; look for ADE , and you will find Made , Fade ...
... begin at the Vowel that precedes the last Con- fonan : of the Word : For Example , to find Pefade , and the Words that rhyme to it , D is the laft Confonant , A the Vowel that precedes it ; look for ADE , and you will find Made , Fade ...
Sivu 247
... Begin , begin thy noble Choice ; ( Cowl : And let the Hills around reflect the Image of thy Voice . Now , Erato , thy Poet's Mind infpire , And fill his Soul with thy Celestial Fire . And now the mighty Labour is begun ,, Ye Muses ...
... Begin , begin thy noble Choice ; ( Cowl : And let the Hills around reflect the Image of thy Voice . Now , Erato , thy Poet's Mind infpire , And fill his Soul with thy Celestial Fire . And now the mighty Labour is begun ,, Ye Muses ...
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