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English Verse: Specimens Illustrating its Principles and HistoryAlden, Raymond MacDonald

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English Verse: Specimens Illustrating its Principles and History

Name: English Verse: Specimens Illustrating its Principles and History
Author: Alden, Raymond MacDonald

Alden, Raymond MacDonald

English language -- Versification; English poetry

SYMONDS, J. A., on blank verse, 214, 232, 233;
        of 18th century, 239;
        of _Gorboduc_, 217;
        of Jonson, 225;
        of Keats, 242;
        of Marlowe, 220 f.;
        of Shakspere, 222;
        of Tennyson, 246;
        of Webster, 229;
        on heroic verse of the romantic poets, 210;
        _Sonnets on the Thought of Death_, 287 f.*.


      Tailed sonnet, 276.

      Tail-rime (see _Rime couée_).

      TAYLOR, B.: _Home Pastorals_, 349*;
        _National Ode_, 320 f.*.

      TAYLOR, W., on German and English hexameters, 345;
        _Ossian's Hymn to the Sun_, 344 f.*.

      TEN BRINK, on Anglo-Saxon verse, 151 f.;
        on Chaucer's verse, 177, 178;
        on early five-stress verse, 175;
        on verse of court romances, 164 f.;
        on verse of _King Horn_, 155.

      TENNYSON: _Alcaics on Milton_, 337*;
        blank verse of, 246;
        _Boadicea_, 339;
        _Break, break, break_, 21*;
        _Charge of the Light Brigade_, 30*;
        _Coming of Arthur_, 143;
        _Daisy_, 77;
        elegiac distich of, 346*;
        _Enoch Arden_, 58*, 59*, 144*;
        _Geraint and Enid_, 59*;
        _Hendecasyllabics_, 337 f.*;
        _In Memoriam_, 75 f.*;
        _Locksley Hall_, 13*, 46 f.*;
        _Lotos-Eaters_, 106*;
        _Maud_, 32*, 42*, 43*, 52*, 317;
        _Merlin and Vivien_, 58*;
        _Montenegro_, 285 f.*;
        _Northern Farmer_, 44*;
        _Œnone_, 59*;
        on English hexameters, 353;
        on quantity in English, 338;
        _Oriana_, 80*;
        _Palace of Art_, 74*;
        _Passing of Arthur_, 244*;
        _Princess_, 8*, 58*, 134*, 144 f.*, 245*, 246*;
        _Queen Mary_, 245*;
        _Sapphics_, 339*;
        sonnets of, 286;
        _Tears, Idle Tears_, 246*;
        _To Maurice_, 77*;
        _Two Voices_, 64*;
        _Vision of Sin_, 41*, 54 f.*;
        _Wellington Ode_, 315 f.*.

      Tercets, 63-69.

      Terminology, classical in English verse, 24 n., 406-409.

      _Terza rima,_ 65-69.

      THACKERAY, irregular verse in ballads of, 158 n.;
        _Sorrows of Werther_, 47*;
        _What Makes my Heart_, etc., 132*.

      THOMSON, as imitator of Spenser's verse, 104;
        _Castle of Indolence_, 103*, 143*;
        _Seasons_, 237 f.*.

      THOMSON, J.: _City of Dreadful Night_, 95*.

      TILLBROOK, S., on Southey's hexameters, 347 n.

      Time-element in English verse, 391-409.

      Time-intervals, 11-23;
        irregular, 13-16;
        regular, 12 f.;
        the basis of metrical feet, 408.

      TODHUNTER, on Shelley's verse, 106.

      TOLOMEI, C., 331.

      TOMLINSON, on the sonnet, 267 f.

      Tone-color, 135-147.

      Tone-quality, 113-147.

      TOTTEL: _Songs and Sonnets_, 10, 87*, 98*, 218, 266*, 271*, 290*, 372.

      _Trial before Pilate_ (Mystery Play), 157*.

      TRIGGS, on verse of _De Muliere Samaritana_, 253 f.

      Triolet, 381-383.

      Triple endings in Elizabethan drama, 226-228.

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