Schipper sees in it a mixture of septenaries, alexandrines, and alliterative verse.
The schipper made a feeble remonstrance when Peter, with hearty thanks, endeavored to slip some silver pieces into his tough, brown palm.
For complete lists and examples of all the various | | stanzaic forms, the larger works of Alden and Schipper | | should be consulted.
If some accommodating schipper would but come along, matters would not be quite so bad after all.
He saw its gilded prow, heard the schipper *{Skipper.
The schipper made a feeble remonstrance when Peter, with hearty thanks, endeavored to slip some silver pieces into his tough brown palm.
He is not so wicked after all, then, schipper Schenk," said the warden.
Against the consequences of a perseverance in this course, however, the schippersaw fit to remonstrate.
To the attack on himself, the schipper was stoically indifferent, but to impeach the qualities of the periagua was to attack one who depended solely on his eloquence for vindication.
Take more room for your milk-maid," grumbled the Alderman, observing that the schipper was willing to gratify his passengers, by running as near as possible to the dark sides of the cruiser.
At this sight, the schipper shook his head, and looked up in the bold face of his passenger, in a manner to betray how much his mind misgave the result.
Schipper points out that we find in the poem four kinds of lines: 1.
The last four verses of this passage are cited bySchipper as illustrating the regular iambic character of the French octosyllabics; but Dr.
There are also additions of many light syllables, resulting almost, as Schipper observes, in rhythmical prose.
Schipper quotes from Thomas Moore: "Down in yon summervale Where the rill flows, Thus said the Nightingale To his loved Rose.
As Schipper observes, the elaborate lyrical forms were inconsistent with English taste, and it was only the simpler ones which were widely adopted.
Some have thought it a later interpolation, but Schipper thinks it indicates that Cynewulf was a Northumbrian.
Schipper relegates to a foot-note the suggestion that our heroic verse may have originated in a different way, either through an abridgment of the alexandrine or through an extension of the four-foot line.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "schipper" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
