3. _The scanning conclusive Rhyme_. So called, because it would hardly
be perceived by the Generality of Readers, unless they first scann'd
the Verse; but when they have done that in three or four Lines, the
Ear will afterwards make the necessary Distinction without any farther
trouble.
I will explain and give Examples of all these several sorts of _Rhyme_
in their Order.
1. To treat of the plain _Single_ direct _Rhyme_. The following Verses
are Examples of this sort of Rhyme: But to make them more like our
own, I will divide the Verse into two Parts.
"_Poculaque inventis
Acheloia miscuit uvis._
"_Totaque Thuriferis
Panchaia pinguis arenis._
"_Et premere, & laxas
Sciret dare, jussus habenas._
"_Atque rotis summas
Levibus pellabitur undas._
"_O nimium coelo
Et pelago confise sereno._
Many more of these Lines might be produced, but these are sufficient.
Of the plain direct _Double_ Rhyme (which is the Sort of Rhyme the
_Spectator_ speaks of No. 60, and which the Monks were in Love with)
the following are Instances.
"_Hic labor extremus, lon_garum _hæc meta vi_arum.
Again,
"_I nunc & verbis
Virtutem illude superbis._
Again,
"_Cornua veletarum
Obvertimus Antennarum._