syllable
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thi indicative mood thi unstressit | syllable | o thi vowels endit up |
that rhyme on a stressed | syllable | followed by an unstressed syllable |
that rhyme on a stressed | syllable | followed by two unstressed syllables |
syllable followed by an unstressed | syllable | ie feminine rhymes and those |
when final in an unstressed | syllable | is a strongly trilled point |
unstressed rather than the stressed | syllable | rhyming in terms is relatively |
ay to the hinmest lang | syllable | with accent as in question |
must come after the eighth | syllable | and the eighth syllable must |
eighth syllable and the eighth | syllable | must be lang or stressed |
are quite clipped and short | syllable | length is not a great |
pupils construct pyramids with one | syllable | words at the top two |
of stress to the first | syllable | now scarves are usually of |
pronounced section after the sixth | syllable | x x x x x |
it in words of one | syllable | logically hang on to logic |
or sections after the sixth | syllable | or third foot you can |
the stress on the final | syllable | but it would probably have |
there is tune in every | syllable | the prime root of herr |
scottish speech compare the second | syllable | in the words allowed and |
where in english the final | syllable | part of the the the |