Note 87 — Chapter III · FROM SHAKESPEARE TO MILTON—THE CLOSE OF THE FORMATIVE PERIOD
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Ūn|dĕr thĕ grēen|wō̆od trēe Whŏ lōves | tŏ līe | wĭth mē, Ănd tūne | hĭs mēr|ry̆ nōte Ŭ̄ntŏ | thĕ swēet | bĭ̄rd's thrōat, Cŏme hī|thĕr, cŏme hī|thĕr, cŏme hī|ther: Hēre | shăll hĕ sēe Nŏ ēn|ĕmȳ Bŭt wīn|tĕr ānd | rō̆ugh wēather.
("Ūndĕr | thĕ grēen-" and "Hē̆re shā̆ll | hĕ sēe" would scan equally well in themselves, but line 5, "Come hither," gives the anapæstic hint and key. "Nō | ĕnĕmȳ" is possible.)