Mérrily, mérrily sháll I live nów,
Únder the blóssom that hángs on the boúgh.—Shakspeare.
The second is exhibited by the word disáble (x a x).
But vaínly thou wárrest,
For thís is alóne in
Thy pówer to decláre,
That ín the dim fórest
Thou heárd'st a low moáning,
And sáw'st a bright lády surpássingly faír.—Coleridge.
[§ 526]. The third is exhibited by the word cavaliér (x x a).