Merrily rang the bridle reinsprincipal
and scarf and plume streamed gaycoordinate
As fast beside her father's gate the
riders held their waysubordinate of time
Now break your shield asunderprincipal
and shatter
your sign and bosscoordinate
Unmeet for peasant-wedded arms
your knightly knee across

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The breaking waves dashed high
On a stern and rock-bound coastprincipal

And the woods against a stormy sky
Their giant branches tossedcoordinate

And the heavy night hung dark
The hills and waters o'erprincipal (coordinated in paragraph)

When a band of pilgrims moored their bark
On a wild New England shoresubordinate temporal

Not
principal begun
as the conqueror comessubordinate of manner (modal)
They the true hearted cameprincipal concluded
Not with the roll of the stirring drums
and the trumpetcoordinate (elipsis of verb they came continued from principal)
that sings of fame attributive (relative) subordinate to coordinate.

5

My golden spurs now bring to meprincipal
And bring to me my richest mailcoordinate
For tomorrow I go over land and seasubordinate of cause (causal): may be considered coordinate of reason
In search of the Holy Grail
Shall never a bed for me be spreadprincipal
Nor shall a pillow be under my headcoordinate
Till I begin my vow to keepsubordinate of time (temporal)
Here on the rushes will I sleepprincipal
And perchance there may come a vision truecoordinate
Ere day create the world anewsubordinate temporal.

6

Great tidings of great joy I bring
To you and all mankindprincipal

To you in David's town this day
Is born of David's line
The Saviourprincipal

who is Christ the Lord

attributive (relative) subordinate

And this shall be the sign
coordinate

The heavenly Babe you there shall find
To human view displayed
All meanly wrapped in swaddling bands
And in a manger laid.simple sentence with three coordinate verbal phrases.

7

The harpprincipal begun
that once through
Tara's hall
The soul of music shedattributive subordinate (relative)
Now hangs on Tara's wallsprincipal concluded
As if that soul were fledsubordinate of manner (modal)
So sleeps the pride of former daysprincipal
So glory's thrill is o'ercoordinate
And heartscoordinate begun
that once beat high for praiseattributive relative subordinate
Now feel that pulse no morecoordinate concluded.
No more to chiefs and ladies bright
The harp of Tara swellsprincipal
The chord alonecoordinate begun
that breaks at nightattributive relative subordinate
Its tale of ruin tellscoordinate concluded.
Thus freedom now so seldom wakesprincipal
The only throbsubordinate result begun (conjunction that omitted)
she givessubordinate to subordinate (2d degree; relative omitted)
Is when some heart indignant breaks
To showsubordinate result concluded
that still she livessubordinate object (noun) clause of 2d degree.

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