f F f F f F (f)
Acld sugar, nutmeg, and ginger.
Herrick, Twelfth Night.’
e. Au troisième pied de vers sans anacruse (3^) :
F f F f F f F f (F)
Hc ihat ever following her commands.
Tenmso, Wclliniiton.
Wheeling willi precipitale paces.
Id., The Vision of Sin.
f. Au troisième pied de vers à anacruse.
A later but a loftier Annie Lee.
Teinnyson, Knoch Ardcn, y’iV-He
laugh’d and vielded readilv to their Avish.
Ib., 367.
And make him mcrrv whcn 1 come home again.
Ib., 199.
Of some prccipitate rivulet to thc wave.
Ib., fjSo.
Myriads of rivulets hurrving through the lawii.
Id., P/incess.
Parables ! Hear a parable of the fvuave.
Id., G ai— et 11.
Hoping to sliH thesc oljslinale questionings.
Shelley, Aldstor.
Linger with vacillating obédience.
Teantson, (jarclh.
g. A i’avant-dernier pied de vers sans anacruse (7^) :
/i F f, F f I-’r f-’f t^’
Girt by half the tribes of Britain near the colonv Camulodunc.
While about the shore of Mona thosc Neronian fegionarics.
Tennyson, Boadiccd.
h. A l’avanl-dernicr picil de vers ii anacruse (V’) :
To sond abroad a slirill and terrible crv.
Tennyson, Enoch Ardcn, 76^.
To walcli thein overflow’d, or i()lh)wing up.
Ib., 20.
