The Reader: Containing I. The Art of Delivery ... a Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Prose : II. Poetick Numbers ... a Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Verse : Being the Third Part of a Columbian Exercise, the Whole Comprising an Easy and Systematical Method of Teaching and of Learning the English Language |
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Strana 6
Every word in our language , composed of more syllables than one , has one syllable accented , and thus peculiarly distinguished from the rest ; and if this accented syllable be properly articulated , the word will be sufficiently known ...
Every word in our language , composed of more syllables than one , has one syllable accented , and thus peculiarly distinguished from the rest ; and if this accented syllable be properly articulated , the word will be sufficiently known ...
Strana 149
Feet consist of a certain number of syllables , united together , like notes in bars ; and a certain number of those feet , when completed , according to the rules of the different species of versification , form verses or strains .
Feet consist of a certain number of syllables , united together , like notes in bars ; and a certain number of those feet , when completed , according to the rules of the different species of versification , form verses or strains .
Strana 150
The Trochee is a foot of two syllables , the first long , the other short . This foot , in a line of the first melody , finds place only at the beginning : as , " Soft is | the strain | when Zephyr gent | lỹ blows— ” But , for the sake ...
The Trochee is a foot of two syllables , the first long , the other short . This foot , in a line of the first melody , finds place only at the beginning : as , " Soft is | the strain | when Zephyr gent | lỹ blows— ” But , for the sake ...
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