§ 230. Two-line stanzas 288 231. Four-line stanzas, consisting of couplets 288 232. The double stanza (eight lines of the same structure) 289 233. Stanzas of four isometrical lines with intermittent rhyme 290 234. Stanzas of eight lines resulting from this stanza by doubling 290 235. Stanzas developed from long-lined couplets by inserted rhyme 291 236. Stanzas of eight lines resulting from the four-lined, cross-rhyming stanza and by other modes of doubling 292 237. Other examples of doubling four-lined stanzas 293 238. Six-lined isometrical stanzas 294 239. Modifications of the six-lined stanza; twelve-lined and sixteen-lined stanzas 295 II. ANISOMETRICAL STANZAS. 240. Chief species of the tail-rhyme stanza 296 241. Enlargement of this stanza to twelve lines 297 242. Further development of the tail-rhyme stanza 298 243. Variant forms of enlarged eight and ten-lined tail-rhyme stanzas 298 244. Tail-rhyme stanzas with principal verses shorter than tail-verses 299 245. Other varieties of the tail-rhyme stanza 300 246. Stanzas modelled on the tail-rhyme stanza 300 247. Stanzas formed of two septenary verses 301 248. Analogical developments from this type 302 249. Eight-lined (doubled) forms of the different four-lined stanzas 302 250. Other stanzas of similar structure 303 CHAPTER IV ONE-RHYMED INDIVISIBLE AND BIPARTITE UNEQUAL-MEMBERED STANZAS I. ONE-RHYMED AND INDIVISIBLE STANZAS. § 251. Three-lined stanzas of one rhyme 305 252. Four-lined stanzas of one rhyme 306 253. Other stanzas connected with the above 307 II. BIPARTITE UNEQUAL-MEMBERED ISOMETRICAL STANZAS. 254. Four-lined stanzas 308 255. Five-lined stanzas 308 256. Four-lined stanzas of one rhyme extended by the addition of a couplet 310 III. BIPARTITE UNEQUAL-MEMBERED ANISOMETRICAL STANZAS.