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Z>eem this overtragic «Vama’s dosing curtain in the pall! 562,6;
Zrail were the works that de/ended the ^old that we //eld
with our lives — 519,17;
But I shall /ie a/one, wother, within the wouldering grave.
5 1 . 2 4;
Zopping away of the /imb the /itiful/itiless knife, — 521,3 ;
May wake my heart as a willstone, set my /ace as a /lint,
287,15;
We are /uppets, Man in his /ride, and Beauty /air in her
/lower; 290,7;
Zfift the hills, and roll the w/aters, flash the lightnings, ®/eigh
the Sun. 103,8;
Then a peal that shakes the portal — one has come to daim
his bride, 567,27.
Zuweilen^ findet sich unbedingt beabsichtigte Alliteration a a
b b, bei welcher in der Senkung stehende Silben mitalliterieren.
And o’er £lack £rows (/raps dbwn 9,27;
This broaA-bnmxa'A /tawker of ho\y things, 294,2;
Zhpt Zown to sea and .tands. 45,16;
Z?own-(/roop’d, in many a /loating/old, 11,48;
Where thy /irst /orm was wade a «an; 263,6;
From the red-ribb’d Kollow be/nnd the wood, 302,15.
In einer Reihe von Fällen werden zwei oder auch vier Stäbe
durch Wiederholung desselben Wortes gebildet.
One carnest, tarnest woment wine, 93,7;
But in, go in; for cave yourrelf desire it, 345,57 ;
Nay, but these would /eel and /ollow Truth if only 7011 and
yon, 563,27;
Tumble Nature hee\ o’er /tead, and, jelling with the jrelling
Street, 564,7 ;
In clanging cadence jangling peal on peal — 492,48;
Appratfching, press’d you /ieart to heaxt, 38,52;
Z’oar upon roar in a woment two wines by the enemy
sprung 520,18;
But I look’d, and round, all round the /«ouse 1 be/teld
296,6 ;
So runs the round of life from \\our to hot/r, 19,7 ;