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Indeed, all the writers on Prosody, from Brown to Murray, have almost entirely waived the subject, while the little they have said is founded on, and consequently a mass of — error.
Versification is the art by which various feet of equal quantity, though differing in the number of syllables, are arranged in harmoni- ous order, and made to form verse. Poetry, in its most confined sense, is the result of versification, but may be more properly defined as the rhythmical personification of existing... or ideal beauty. One defines it as the "rhythmical creation of beauty" ; but though it certainly is a "creation of beauty" in itself, it is more properly a personification, for the poet only personifies the images previously created by his mind. Feet are the parts of verse by which, when harmoniously associated, the reader steps along, as it were, in a measured manner, through the whole. They are composed of one, two, or three variously accented and unaccented syllables. The only feet admitted by our language are the Iambus, Trochee, Dactyl, Anapest, and Caesura.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, all the writers on Prosody, from Brown to Murray, have almost entirely waived the subject, while the little they have said is founded on, and consequently a mass of — error.
Versification is the art by which various feet of equal quantity, though differing in the number of syllables, are arranged in harmoni- ous order, and made to form verse. Poetry, in its most confined sense, is the result of versification, but may be more properly defined as the rhythmical personification of existing... or ideal beauty. One defines it as the "rhythmical creation of beauty" ; but though it certainly is a "creation of beauty" in itself, it is more properly a personification, for the poet only personifies the images previously created by his mind. Feet are the parts of verse by which, when harmoniously associated, the reader steps along, as it were, in a measured manner, through the whole. They are composed of one, two, or three variously accented and unaccented syllables. The only feet admitted by our language are the Iambus, Trochee, Dactyl, Anapest, and Caesura.
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