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...inverted than in their natural order. i For example, in the following lines from the Rape of the Lock : Of these the chief the care of nations own, And guard with arms divine the British throne. Though the melody of the verse inclines US strongly to pause at arms, yet the adjective divine, immediately...

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...has given us a plain demonstration ; for, speaking of these spirits, he says in express terms, — The chief the care of nations own, And guard with arms divine the British throne. And here let it not seem odd, if, in this mysterious way of writing, we find the same person, who has...

...this he has given us a plain demonstration; for, speaking of these spirits, he says, in express terms, -The chief the care of nations own, And guard, with arms divine, the British throne. And here let it not seem odd, if in this mysterious way of writing, we find the same person, who has...