"Such huge Extreams—inhabit thy great Mind,
God-like, unmov'd,—and yet, like Woman, kind."—Waller.
At the fifth in two manners:
1. When it happens to be the last save one of a word; as,
"Like bright Aurora—whose refulgent Ray
Fortells the Feavour—of ensuing Day;
And warns the Shepherd—with his Flocks, retreat
To leafy Shadows—from the threaten'd Heat."—Waller.
2. Or the last of the word, if the next be a monosyllable governed by it; as,
"So fresh the Wound is—and the Grief so vast."—Waller.