Their Grammarians made a great multitude of feete, I wot not to what huge number, and of so many sizes as their wordes were of length, namely sixe sizes, whereas indeede, the metricall feete are but twelve in number, wherof foure only be of two times, and eight of three times, the rest compounds of the premised two sorts, even as the Arithmeticall numbers aboue three are made of two and three. And if ye will know how many of these feete will be commodiously received with vs, I say all the whole twelve, for first for the foote, _spondeus_ of two long times ye haue these English words _mo-rni-ng, mi-dni-ght, mi-scha-unce_, and a number moe whose ortographie may direct your iudgement in this point: for your _Trocheus_ of a long and short ye haue these words _ma-ne`r, bro-ke`n, ta-ke`n, bo-die`, me-mbe`r_, and a great many moe if there last sillables abut not vpon the consonant in the beginning of another word, and in these whether they do abut or no _wi-tti`e, di-tti`e, so-rro`w, mo-rro`w_, & such like, which end in a vowell for your _Iambus_ of a short and a long, ye haue these words [_re`sto-re_] [_re`mo-rse_] [_de`si-re_] [_e`ndu-re_] and a thousand besides. For your foote _pirrichius_ or of two short silables ye haue these words [_ma`ni`e_] [_mo`ne`y_] [_pe`ni`e_] [_si`lie`_] and others of that construction or the like: for your feete of three times and first your _dactill_, ye haue these words & a number moe _pa-ti`e`nce, te-mpe`ra`nce, wo-ma`nhea`d, io-li`ti`e, dau-nge`ro`us, du-eti`fu`ll_ & others. For your _molossus_, of all three long, ye haue a member of wordes also and specially most of your participles actiue, as _pe-rsi-sti-ng, de-spo-ili-ng, e-nde-nti-ng_, and such like in ortographie: for your _anapestus_ of two short and a long ye haue these words but not many moe, as _ma`ni`fo-ld, mo`ni`le-sse, re`ma`ne-nt, ho`li`ne-sse_. For your foote _tribracchus_ of all three short, ye haue very few _trissillables_, because the sharpe accent will aways make one of them long by pronunciation, which els would be by ortographie short as, [me`ri`ly`] [minion] & such like. For your foote _bacchius_ of a short & two long ye haue these and the like words _trissillables_ [_la`me-nti-ng_] [_re`que-sti-ng_] [_re`nou-nci-ng_] [_re`pe-nta-nce_] [_e`nu-ri-ng_]. For your foote _antibacchius_, of two long and a short ye haue these words [_fo-rsa-ke`n_] [_i-mpu-gne`d_] and others many: For your _amphimacer_ that is a long, a short and a long ye haue these words and many more [_e-xce`lle-nt_] [_i-mi`ne-nt_] and specially such as be propre names of persons or townes or other things and namely Welsh words; for your foote _amphibracchus_, of a short, a long and a short, ye haue these words and many like to these [_re`si-ste`d_] [_de`li-ghtfu`ll_] [_re`pri-sa`ll_] [_i`nau-nte`r_] [_e`na-mi`ll_] so as for want of English wordes if your eare be not to daintie and your rules to precise, ye neede not be without