A + A1 : _How =w=ýsdom thórowe =w=ántonnesse | =v=ányisshyth a=w=áy._ ib. 2579-80. A + A1 : _Behóld, I práy you, | sée where they áre._ Four Elements, Dodsl. i. 10. BC + A1 : _I am your =é=ldest són, | =É=sau by my náme._ Jacob and Esau, ib. ii. 249. 3. Lines without anacrusis in the first section and with anacrusis in the second; likewise chiefly represented by the types A (A1) + A (A1), rarely by A (A1) + B C (B C1): A + A1 : _Méasure contínwyth | prospérite and wélthe._ Skelton, Magn. 142. A1 + A : _Méasure and Í | will néuer be devýdyd._ ib. 188. A + A1 : _=S=íghing and =s=óbbing | they =w=éep and they =w=áil._ Gammer Gurton's Needle, Prol. A + A : _Ésau is gíven | to =l=óose and lewd =l=íving._ Jacob and Esau, Dodsl. ii. 196. A1 + A1 : _Líving in this =w=órld | from the =w=ést to the éast._ Roister Doister, III. iii. 28. A + A1 : _Chárge and enfórce hym | in the wáyes of vs to go._ Bale, Laws, line 102. A + A : _Quáerite judícium, | subveníte opprésso._ Bale, Johan, p. 6. A + B C : _=F=ór by con=f=éssion | the holy =f=áther knóweth._ ib. p. 11. A + B C1: _=D=ó they so in =d=éde? | Well, they shall not =d=ó so lónge._ ib. p. 97. 4. Lines without anacrusis in either section, so that they are wholly dactylic in rhythm, only represented by A (A1) + A1 (A): A + A : _Sáncte Francísse | óra pro nóbis!_ Bale, Johan, p. 25. A + A : _Péace, for with my spéctables | vádam et vidébo._ ib. p. 30. A + A : _Sýr, without ány | lónger délyaunce._ Skelton, Magn. 239. A + A1 : _Wín her or lóse her, | =t=rý you the =t=ráp._ Appius and Virginia, Dodsl. iv. 132. A + A1 : _Líkewise for a cómmonwealth | óccupied is hé._ Four Elements, ib. i. 9. A + A1 : _Whát, you sáucy | málapert knáve._ Jack Juggler, ib. ii. 145. The numerical preponderance of types A + A1 is at once perceptible, and usually these two types of hemistichs are combined in this order to form a long line.