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Meanings of distich in English
Usage of distich in English
1
The stanza containing the distich ends with a striking piece of realism:
2
In this distich is comprised the noblest panegyrick, and the most important instruction.
3
The opening distich indicates that the poem is addressed to Tuticanus.
4
Garrick immediately said his epitaph was finished, and spoke the following distich extempore:
5
Augustin caused to have written on the walls a distich, which ran thus:
6
I discovered that one of these inscribed this distich on his manuscript collection:
7
Skelton, the poet, who hated Wolsey, thereupon wrote the following distich:-
8
The following are the lines of Schiller where the river speaks in a distich:
9
In one corner of the picture is found this inscription with its Latin distich:
10
A wit of the day described the Parliaments of James by this ludicrous distich:
11
This distich is printed in the life of King James.
12
It was on his request for an epigram that Lord Chesterfield made the distich:-
13
This distich had the gift of always infuriating Aunt Janet.
14
His last distich bearing on Hard Cash is worth recording.
15
The distich-leaved stalk of this gramen often reaches the height of fifteen or twenty feet.
16
I avenged myself at dessert with the following distich:
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United Kingdom
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