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Meanings of rhymester in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "rhymer"
Examples for "rhymer"
1
The first is a historical witness, the second a mere academic rhymer.
2
There is a story for a rhymer Sherwood forest could not beat!
3
He had no idea his grandfather was such a good rhymer.
4
Except Virgil and this anonymous rhymer, I can recall no verse about cheese.
5
The pretty narrative of the rhymer put each of us in a delectable mood.
1
Another versifier exalts it at the expense of its would-be rival, coffee:
2
Fenton may be justly styled an excellent versifier and a good poet.
3
Hence, a contemporary versifier and participator in these scenes was able to write,-
4
He was a very poor poet and a purely mechanical versifier.
5
Changes are not rung on some typical landscape, copied from an Italian versifier.
1
Yet Hawthorne is essentially a domestic writer,- apoetizerofthe hearth-stone.
Usage of rhymester in anglès
1
He was a cosmopolite and a rhymester and a press agent and a journalist.
2
I will show France and her what lay in the heart of the poor rhymester.
3
And now I can but say, with that witty rhymester, whom everybody in London quotes-
4
The rhymester introduced all the characters; for instance:
5
I find the rhymester glorious and very vile.
6
HORACE, Quintus Horatius Flaccus, a rhymester of Greece who sang and drank of the Falernian wine.
7
A half-tipsy rhymester with an everlastingly ecstatic smile!
8
According to the rhymester it was:
9
With none of the goddesses whose traditional charms have become coldly classic would the discerning rhymester have compared her.
10
The King of Bavaria, a rhymester of some celebrity, has taken a good many poetical licences in his time.
11
That humorous old rhymester, Taylor, the "Water Poet," may be quoted at length on the vanity thus:-
12
Why, he's only a rhymester!
13
By and by, the voices of the feasters began again and we heard Pierre, the rhymester, chanting the song of the buffalo hunt:
14
Rhymesters exercised their wit in ridiculing both Jefferson and the embargo.
15
There's a passage in the book that would fit half these addle-headed rhymesters.
16
You frighten these rhymesters, who feel themselves to be unworthy of so great a theme.
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