A History of English Versification

by J. Schipper

1 H. VI, II. v. 83.

But thén we’ll trý | what these dástard Frénchmen dáre.

1 H. VI, I. iii. 111.

Thén is he móre behólding | to yóu than Í.

R. III, III. i. 107.

Pút in their hánds | thy brúising írons of wráth.

R. III, V. iii. 110.

My survéyor is fálse; | the ó’ergreat cárdinál.

H. VIII, I. i. 222.

Disyllabic or polysyllabic line-endings are likewise of frequent occurrence: