Legends, Tales and Poems by Gustavo Adolfo Becquer
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_Heptasyllabic Verse_: A verse of seven syllables must have an accent
on the sixth, and at least one other necessary accent, which may be on any syllable except the fifth. 2 6 Ex. _Su mano^entre mis manos, 2 6 Sus ojos en mis ojos_, p. 179, XL, ll. 1-2. _Octosyllabic Verse_: A verse of eight syllables must have an accent on the seventh, and at least one other accent, which may fall on any syllable except the sixth. 1 4 7 Ex. _Hojas del árbol caídas 2 5 7 Juguetes al viento son._ Espronceda. _Hendecasyllabic verse_: There are two classes of hendecasyllables. _First Class_: Verses of eleven syllables which have the sixth syllable and the tenth syllable stressed are hendecasyllables of the first class. Ex. _Los invisibles 'átomos del 'aire_, p. 168, X, l. 1. Hendecasyllables of the first class may have supernumerary accents on other syllables, provided they do not fall upon the fifth or ninth. |
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