Sir John Van Olden Barnavelt a Study
Sir John Van Olden Barnavelt a Study
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Ill The Wea k And Ligcht Ending Test .
The remaining metrical tests, the so-called weak and light ending lines, are really sub-groups under the run-on line. As however one of them, the weak ending, is regarded as a mark- ed peculiarity of Massinger (1), it may be well to examine our play as to the frequency of the occurence both of the weak and light endings, thus making one group of the two closely-allied classes. Prof. Cowden (2) calls them both weak endings and (1) Old English Plays vol. II ...p. 251, note. P. 41 (2) Shakespeare, by Edward Dowden, Literature Primer Series 22 distinguishes them as follows: "Two degrees of the weak end- ing have boen distinguished; 'on the words which belong to the one of these groups the voice can to a small extent dwell; ' the others so precipitate the reader forward that we are forced to run them, no less in pronunciation than in sense, into the closest connection with the opening words of the succeeding line; ' the former have been named 'light endings, ' the latter 'weak endings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill The Wea k And Ligcht Ending Test .
The remaining metrical tests, the so-called weak and light ending lines, are really sub-groups under the run-on line. As however one of them, the weak ending, is regarded as a mark- ed peculiarity of Massinger (1), it may be well to examine our play as to the frequency of the occurence both of the weak and light endings, thus making one group of the two closely-allied classes. Prof. Cowden (2) calls them both weak endings and (1) Old English Plays vol. II ...p. 251, note. P. 41 (2) Shakespeare, by Edward Dowden, Literature Primer Series 22 distinguishes them as follows: "Two degrees of the weak end- ing have boen distinguished; 'on the words which belong to the one of these groups the voice can to a small extent dwell; ' the others so precipitate the reader forward that we are forced to run them, no less in pronunciation than in sense, into the closest connection with the opening words of the succeeding line; ' the former have been named 'light endings, ' the latter 'weak endings.
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