English Verse: Theory and History, Band 1;Band 117

19th century accentual adjectives anacrusis analysis atypical syllables authors average Ballad beginning Browning Byron canonical caused century Chapter Chaucer combinations contain corresponding distribution disyllabic dol'nik Donne Donne's Dryden duplications ending English especially example feet fifth final findings foot forms four four-ictic fragment French genres groups iamb iambic pentameter iambic tetrameter iambus ictic stress ictus ictuses inversions irregular Jonson juncture King late less lines linguistic maximum mean meter metrical metrical indices Middle monosyllabic monosyllables native-English non-ictic stresses non-ictuses noncorrespondences nondramatic nouns occupy occur omissions omitted Percy period phrasal stress plays poems poetry poets polysyllabic words Pope positions produced pronouns prose range relative rhythm rhythmical Rossetti Russian Satyres selections Shakespeare Shelley short shows similar Sonnets sound Southey speech strong stresses strongly structure suffixes Swinburne syllabic verse syllabo-tonic Table Tennyson third threshold trisyllabic trochaic types typical unstressed syllables usually variant verbs verse written