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Historical Manual of English Prosody

Note 74 — Chapter II · FROM CHAUCER TO SPENSER—DISORGANISATION AND RECONSTRUCTION

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These are certain and incontestable. The present writer would add the sprinkling of trisyllabic feet, Alexandrines, etc.—even more difficult for clumsy followers to imitate successfully.

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