The Spi | rit lowers | and speaks | tremble ye | wild woods

Sometimes our poet takes even a higher flight and _drops_ a foot, or a

half-foot, or, for the matter of that, a foot and a half. Here, for

example, is a very singular verse to be introduced in a pentameter

rhythm—

Then shone Wakondah’s dreadful eyes.

Graham's Magazine, Vol. XX, No. 2, February 1842 · 第 63 / 68 题