PART TWO

I. FOUR-STRESS VERSE 151

A.--Non-syllable-counting 151

B.--Syllable-counting (Octosyllabic Couplet) 160

II. FIVE-STRESS VERSE 174

A.---The Decasyllabic Couplet 174

B.--Blank Verse 213

III. SIX-STRESS AND SEVEN-STRESS VERSE 252

A.--The Alexandrine (Iambic Hexameter) 252

B.--The Septenary 259

C.--The "Poulter's Measure" 265

IV. THE SONNET 267

A.--The Regular (Italian) Sonnet 270

B.--The English (Shaksperian) Sonnet 290

V. THE ODE 298

A.--Regular Pindaric 299

B.--Irregular (Cowleyan) 307

C.--Choral 323

VI. IMITATIONS OF CLASSICAL METRES 330

A.--Lyrical Measures 331

B.--Dactylic Hexameter 340

VII. IMITATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL FRENCH LYRICAL FORMS 358

A.--The Ballade 360

B.--The Rondeau and Rondel 368

i. "Rondel" type 369

ii. "Rondeau" type 371

C.--The Villanelle 376

D.--The Triolet 381

E.--The Sestina 383

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