Þou brak gódes Comáundement,
To slé such an Ínnocent
With ény fals júggement. Susan, 321–3.
Similar unaccented rhymes are also met with in disyllabic words:
‘In fáith,’ said Schir Rólland,
‘That is fúll euill wýn land
To háue quhill thow ar léuand.’ Rauf Coilȝear, 917–19.
Other rhymes of the same kind are sémbland: léuand, conséntand : endúrand, Gol. 428 ff., &c.
In all such cases the natural accentuation of the words is not interfered with by the rhythm of the verse.