Notes On Shaksperes Versification With Appendix On the Verse Tests And a Sho

George H George Henry Browne

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232; and Heavew, givera, etc. , as in modern hymns.
Needle in " Gammer Gurton's Needle " rymes wiihfeele. Cf. And griping it the needle his finger pricks. Lucr. 319.
To thread the postern of a small needle's eye. R 2 v. 5. 17 ; K. J. V. 2. 157. Ct. 1 am a ge'nflman of a company. H 5 iv. 1. 39 ; gen'man, UDALL.
* It must not be forgotn that the liquids 1, m, n, r, in English, as well as in the ancient languages (vid. Am. Jour. Philol. , I. 3. 282), are sounds capable of being prolongd and suscep...- tible of accent, and that consequently they can each form a syllable. ( Vid. Sievers, Phonetik, p. 29, sqq. ) E. G. Hev-n heaven, not heav-2w ; han-d/, not hand-e or handle. ISweet, 252, 254. ) Vocalic m occurs, for example, in the vulg. Pron. El-m for elm, and in abysm, chasw, prisnr. Final vocalic r, however, has for the most part becom the neutral vowel d (as in but). E. G. , " thd writ-9, " for "the writer. " But the r reappears before a vowel, ' tha writa-r of books "; sometimes evn where it does not legitimately belong, as " the idea-r of it.

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