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I am particularly pleased with the view through the arch, and the other speaks as plainly my language in the rhimes as it possibly could.

Letter 259 2009

Yet the lopping, and drilling such a new regiment of rhimes fit for your amusement, will take me some months, but I have gone much too far to recede receed.

Letter 217 2009

It closes a couplet and rhimes to a complete dissyllable in one of the most finishd productions of one of our most correct poets in the mechanism of versification.

Letter 111 2009

I chose to do it in rhime for this reason; because I found allways that when I put two or three lines together in blank verse, or something that sounded like it, it was a great chance if it stood right when it came to be wrote down, for blank verse have ten syllables in a line, and this particular I could not adjust, nor bear in memory as I could rhimes.

Letter 10 2009

I am however very glad to have lived to see your poems: they have given me and my family an uncommon pleasure, and, they will have the same effect on all kindred minds and that's enough; for, as for writing rhimes for

Letter 349 2009

The Italians are so fond of poetry, that many of them, have the best part of Ariosto, Tasso, and Petrarch, by heart; and these are the great sources from which the Improvisatori draw their rhimes, cadence, and turns of expression.

Travels through France and Italy 2004

As an instance of this, it seems that an inferiour domestick of the Duke of Leeds had attempted to celebrate his Grace's marriage in such homely rhimes as he could make; and this curious composition having been sung to Dr. Johnson he got it by heart, and used to repeat it in a very pleasant manner.

Life Of Johnson Boswell, James, 1740-1795 1887

With uncouth rhimes and shapeless sculpture deck'd,

Poems Every Child Should Know The What-Every-Child-Should-Know-Library 1884

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The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

And to this the pleasure we receive from the rhimes and alliterations of modern versification; the source of which without this key would be difficult to discover.

Note XIII 1803