Heéd, oh heéd my fátal stóry!
Í am Hósier's ínjured ghóst,
Cóme to seék for fáme and glóry—
Fór the glóry Í have lóst.
[§ 674]. Metrical and grammatical combinations.—Words, or parts of words, that are combined as measures, are words, or parts of words, combined metrically, or in metrical combination.
Syllables combined as words, or words combined as portions of a sentence, are syllables and words grammatically combined, or in grammatical combination.
The syllables ere her faith- form a metrical combination.
The words her faithless sons form a grammatical combination.
When the syllables contained in the same measure (or connected metrically) are also contained in the same construction (or connected grammatically), the metrical and the grammatical combinations coincide. Such is the case with the line