The Discovery of PoetryE. Arnold, 1933 - 220 páginas |
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... trochaic , two syllables with the stress on the first ; dactylic , three syllables with the stress on the first ; and anapaestic , three syllables with the stress on the last . The names are Greek , and this fact shows the debt we owe ...
... trochaic , two syllables with the stress on the first ; dactylic , three syllables with the stress on the first ; and anapaestic , three syllables with the stress on the last . The names are Greek , and this fact shows the debt we owe ...
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