(3, 4> 6) For not to desire or adwire, if a «an could learn 
it, were «ore 290,23-, 
(3, 5, 6) They took us aboard : the rrew were gentle, the 
raptain iind ; 544,18; 
(3, 6, 8) Yours has been a Fighter ailment, will you dicken 
for her j'ake ? 560,29; 
(5. 7, 8) Eager hearted as a boy when /irst he leaves his 
/ather’s /ield, 101,6; 
(6, 7, 8) Wait tili Death has flung them open, when the 
«an will «ake the Miker 630,47. 
3. 4 Stäbe in einer Zeile. 
Zight again, leaf again, /ife again, .Zove again, 611,33; 
Have /ived and /oved a/one so /ong, 37,18; 
From eye to eye thro’ all their Order flash 313,23; 
He let hinweif beeide her, .laying to her: 129,36; 
.S’ometimes I .yaw you dt and .ypin 38,13; 
Seven dnys I drove along the dreary Zeep, 43 1 ,3 5 1 
What aiTd her then, that ere she «iter’d, tfften; 133,4; 
Invaded ifritain, ‘Bat we £eat him £ack, 352.42. 
So «any a «illion of ages have gone to the «aking of 
«an: 290,1 7 ; 
And Zcho there, whatever is ask’d her, answers ‘Death.’ 
286,36 ; 
I that /oathed, have come to /ove him. Zove will conquer 
at the /ast, 568,8. 
In einigen Fällen finden sich die 4 Stäbe weniger regel 
mässig auf die Hebungen verteilt. 
But Z shall reign for wer wer all, 17,52; 
Two ^7'aves ^/■ass-^yeen beside a gray church-tower, 19,4; 
ZTeld his he&d Zigh, and cared for no man, he, 138,9; 
But a rold and dear-rut face, as I found when her rarriage 
past, 288,31; 
To .yave from lome dight shame one dmple girl, 297,53 ; 
Bei zwei Beispielen werden die drei ersten Stäbe durch 
Wiederholung desselben Wortes gebildet. 
7>uth, for 7>-uth is 7>uth, he worshipt, being trae as he 
was brave;