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VOCABULARY
III, 97, and the last two formations are coined by
Swinburne; besides them we find the following:
II, 236, Let there only be
The sole sun on the worldless sea . . .
273, O our Republic that shalt bind in bands
The kingdomless far lands . . .
III, 338, The pasture less green fold ...
IV, 362, She besought him by her spouseless fame.
Spouseless, evidently = matchless, not in C. D.
-fill also shows the same tendency to exceptional stress.
I, 238, . . . with sweet herbs about her hair
And bosom flowerful . . .
II, 282, And what if all these years were blind
And shameful . . .
III, 96, . . . tears joy fuller than mirth . . .
171, ... where summer is stormful . . .
IV, 293, But the boar heaved half out of ooze and slime
Hateful and fiery . . .
V, 358, . . . Boughs of tuneful trees.
-al gives several instances of a peculiar use. i
cannot help thinking the following cases very curious, though
they present no new formations.
I, 254, . . . that face . . .
Tuned evenwise with colours musical . . .
[akin to music, full of music?]
Ill, 62, There are the lives that’ lighten from above
Our under lives, the spheral souls that move
Through the ancient heaven of song-illumined air ...
[C. D. quotes from Swinburne, = harmonious.|
Archaisms occur in:
III, 29, Dawn skims the sea with flying feet of gold
With sudden feet that graze the gradual sea . . .
96, ... the white-robed hours or black
That long since left me on their mortal way . . .
[= to death]
IV, 179, From choral earth and quiring air
Rang memories . . .
|= forming a chorus.]
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