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Meanings of verse in English
Usage of verse in English
1
In the space allocated to 'Message' were the following lines of verse:
2
I have facility in writing personal lyrical verse; it affords me relief.
3
In the subterranean passage this verse appears; adulatory it must be confessed:-
4
We pass to the remainder of the regulation in the 40th verse:-
5
But see the use of the same word in the next verse.
6
Listen to 'Control.' I feel like my verse was harder. Stop laughing.
7
The deities referred to in the last verse are probably the senses.
8
It is imperfect: the second verse is not complete in the copy.
9
We all joined in the chorus at the end of each verse:
10
The following verse from the nineteen twenties may therefore be of interest.
11
The principal character could sing the first verse and the chorus alone.
12
In the next verse, the speaker explains the nature of those manifestations.
13
The first verse of this is old; the rest is by Ramsay.
14
They are tender in feeling, musical in verse, and pure in diction.
15
This tragedy is written in heroic verse; the plot from Justin, lib.
16
Once I find this plea in verse after the manner of Burns:-
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Verse through the time
Verse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common