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After the hexameter the most frequently imitated metre is the Sapphic strophe.
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Pissin gives the number of verse and strophe forms on p. 266.
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Then play up your strophe so we may hear if you lie.
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It is like the strophe and anti-strophe in a Greek chorus.
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To the Canticle of the Sun he added a new strophe:
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The following strophe is of this species, which Horace calls Alcaei minaces camenae-
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He called upon her to save their little band by singing a strophe.
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In the passage in the "Opferlied," 2d strophe, where it runs thus:-
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The last strophe of the choral service can be heard from across the courtyard.
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Slowly the strophe and antistrophe of frogs and goat-suckers resumed possession of his consciousness.
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Why, from Susan Bates, to be sure-andin this very place: strophe and antistrophe.
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His chanting and his playing answer and supplement each other, like strophe and antistrophe.
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Sometimes the strophe seems to contain four lines, sometimes more.
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Love's a strophe amid the bloom of lost heavens.
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Rhyme and strophe are given up, only rhythm remains.
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Eloise was radiant, for her heart was singing within her a splendid strophe of joy.
