Note O — Chapter IV · FROM THE ARGENSÓLAS AND OTHER POETS TO GONGÓRA.
Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen translation
The Asonante is a sort of imperfect rhyme peculiar to the Spaniards; it consists in the uniformity of the two last vowels, counting from the accent, as for example:
Tras una mariposa Qual zagalejo símple Corriendo por el valle La senda á perder víne.
Their perfect rhymes are termed Consonantes.