Examples: Longfellow, Hiawatha; George Eliot, The Spanish Gipsy.
Wéstward, wéstward, Híawátha
Saíled intó the fiéry súnset,
Saíled intó the púrple vápors,
Saíled intó the dúsk of évening.
This line is much more common in its catalectic form:
Háste thee nýmph and bríng with thée
Jést and yoúthful jóllitý,
Quíps and cránks and wánton wíles,
Nóds and bécks and wreáthed smíles....
Milton, L'Allegro.
Anapestic:
Examples: Goldsmith, Retaliation; Byron, The Destruction of Sennacherib.
The smáll birds rejoíce in the greén leaves retúrning,
The múrmuring streámlet winds cleár through the vále.
Burns.
Dactyllic:
Examples: Byron, Song of Saul; Dryden, An Evening's Love.