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Page 176
... consists of pure or impure Antispasti ; and it extends from Monometer to Tetrameter . First , let us speak of the variations of the foot ' ( specifically ) called Antispastus ; and then , one by one , of the metres which may be intitled ...
... consists of pure or impure Antispasti ; and it extends from Monometer to Tetrameter . First , let us speak of the variations of the foot ' ( specifically ) called Antispastus ; and then , one by one , of the metres which may be intitled ...
Page 178
... consists of feet formed by one long and three snort syllables , variously disposed , and the Ionic à majore metre , ( consisting of feet formed out of a Spondee and a Pyrrhic — — ~ ~ , ) do not seem , according to the Tentamen , page ...
... consists of feet formed by one long and three snort syllables , variously disposed , and the Ionic à majore metre , ( consisting of feet formed out of a Spondee and a Pyrrhic — — ~ ~ , ) do not seem , according to the Tentamen , page ...
Page 420
... consist of a general officer as president , and of two lieutenant - colonels , two majors , and two captains , as members . If the delinquent has only the rank of captain , the previous in- vestigation must be made by a field officer ...
... consist of a general officer as president , and of two lieutenant - colonels , two majors , and two captains , as members . If the delinquent has only the rank of captain , the previous in- vestigation must be made by a field officer ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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