Category: Poetry
Emmett L. Avery, _State College of Washington_ Benjamin Boyce, _Duke University_ Louis Bredvold, _University of Michigan_ John Butt, _King's College, University of Durham_ James L. Clifford, _Columbia University_ Arthur Friedman, _University of Chicago_ Edward Niles Hooker, _U...
The Structure of our Verses, whether Blank, or in Rhyme, consists in a certain Number of Syllables; not in Feet compos'd of long and short Syllables, as the Verses of the _Greek...
1. Part 1Emmett L. Avery, _State College of Washington_ Benjamin Boyce, _Duke University_ Louis Bredvold, _University of Michigan_ John Butt, _King's College, University of Durham_ James...
3. Part 3This Contraction is not always made of Syllables of the same Word only; for the Particle _A_ being plac'd after a Word that ends in a Vowel, will sometimes admit of the like Con...
4. Part 4But we must not forget to observe that our Antient Poets frequently made use of intermixed Rhyme in their Heroick Poems, which they dispos'd into Stanzas and Cantos. Thus the _T...
5. Part 5_These are thy glorious Works, Parent of Good! Almighty! thine this universal Frame, Thus wondrous fair! thy self how wondrous then! Speak you, who best can tell, ye Sons of Lig...