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FALSE PAST PARTICIPLES
121
been mentioned as probably being a compound verb
(page 100).
Some instances follow here.
I, 70, ... shark-toothed and serpentine-curled
Rolls, under the whitening wind of the future, the wave
of the world . . .
292, . . . Wrists and feet
Slight-swathed . . .
IV, 40, And on the mighty-moulded stairs that clonib
Sheer from the fierce lips of the lapping foam . . .
66, ... and the world’s fast-founded frame
Trembled with sense of triumph even as I . . .
69, A man base-moulded for the stamp of scorn . . .
V, 230, Half humorous goodness, grave-eyed mirth on wings,
Bright-balanced . . .
A case of comparison occurs in:
II, 253, That fairest-born of things . . .
A. III. Composition of other word-classes than these
and a genuine past participle
is rare, and often of a very loose character. Such
cases as the following can hardly be regarded as real
compounds.
I, 72, ... but she
Came flushed from the full-flushed wave, imperial, her
foot on the sea . ..
99, With heavenly hair far-swept . . .
144, When by her back-blown hair
Napoleon caught the fair
And fierce Republic . . .
III, 109, The shuddering shades of half-seen hell . . .
IV, 26, Like the heart of some new-mated dove.
A little more firm is the connection in a case like:
II, 70, Turn away from us the cross-blown blasts of error.
V, 332, My verse, a shard-borne beetle rather,
Drones over scarce-illumined earth . . .
The Homeric epithets will reappear to one’s memory
when compounds like the following are found.
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