As of a broad brook o’er a shingly bed 
Crawling, or like a damour of the rooks 344,59 f. 
Die Nachahmung des Schlachtgetöses erkennt man in fol 
genden Beispielen : 
So that the brüte bullet broke thro’ the bnim that could 
think for the re st; 
Äillets would .fing by our /oreheads, and Zmllets would rain 
at our feet — 519,29 f.; 
•SVorm at the Water-gate! Vorm at the Baily-gate! Vorm, 
and it ran 
Aurging and .fwayi ng all round us, as ocean on every dde 
520,1 f. 
Die Laute s und k werden angewandt zur Versinnlichung 
einer bitteren, ironischen Stimmung. 
What if with her mnny hair 
And Jrnile as J'imny as rold, 
She meant to weave me a .fnare 
Of ^ome co^uettish dereit, 291,57h 
Eine bewegte, sanfte Stimmung wird veranschaulicht durch 
m und 1. 
And Maud too, vl/aud was moved 
To speak of the mother she /oved 
As one scarce less for/orn, 298,5g f. 
Auch bei der Schilderung aufregender Vorgänge werden 
entsprechende Laute mit Erfolg angewandt. 
Till I with as /ierce an anger ipoke 
And he strack me, madman over the face, 
•SVruck me be/ore the languid /ool, 
Who was ^aping and ^rimming by: 
5/ruck for hinweif an evil Vroke, 302,7 f.