190. Eight-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 250 191. Seven-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 250 192. Six-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 251 193. Five-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 251 194. Four-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 252 195. Three-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 253 196. Two-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 253 197. One-foot iambic-anapaestic verse 254 II. TROCHAIC-DACTYLIC METRES. 198. Eight-foot trochaic-dactylic verse 254 199. Seven-foot trochaic-dactylic verse 255 200. Six-foot trochaic-dactylic verse 255 201. Five-foot trochaic-dactylic verse 256 202. Four-foot trochaic-dactylic verse 256 203. Three-foot trochaic-dactylic verse 257 204. Two-foot dactylic or trochaic-dactylic verse 257 205. One-foot dactylic verse 258 CHAPTER XV NON-STROPHIC, ANISOMETRICAL COMBINATIONS OF RHYMED VERSE § 206. Varieties of this metre; Poulter's measure 259 207-8. Other anisometrical combinations 260 CHAPTER XVI IMITATIONS OF CLASSICAL FORMS OF VERSE AND STANZA § 209. The English hexameter 262 210. Structure of the hexameter 263 211. Elegiac verse; the minor Asclepiad; the six-foot iambic line; Phaleuciac verse; Hendecasyllabics; rhymed Choriambics 264 212. Classical stanzas:--the Sapphic metre; the Alcaic metre; Anacreontic stanzas 266 213. Other imitations of classical verses and stanzas without rhyme 267 BOOK II THE STRUCTURE OF STANZAS PART I CHAPTER I. DEFINITIONS STANZA, RHYME, VARIETIES OF RHYME
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