The third type (three beats with masculine ending), which is of rarer occurrence, is represented by the following lines:
Þú art grèt and stróng, | fáir and èuene lóng. 93–4.
Þu schàlt be dúbbed kníght | are còme séue níȝt. 447–8.
Léue at hìre he nám | and into hálle cám. 585–6.
As corresponding lines of earlier poems may be quoted:
éarn ǣ́ses gèorn, | wæs on éorþan cýrm. Byrhtn. 107.
þat þe chírche hàbbe grýð | and þe chéorl bèo in frýð. Prov. 93–4.
lóuerd kìng wæs hæil! | for þine kíme ìch æm vǽin. Lay. 14309–10.
The fourth type (four beats with masculine ending), which occurs somewhat oftener, has the following form:
Ófte hàdde Hòrn beo wó, | ac nèure wúrs þan hìm was þó. 115–16.