stanzas

It ends, two stanzas later: If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.

In this poem we find there are four stanzas, each occupied with a different kind of bell.

In a similar manner, the pupil can memorise the three remaining stanzas.

This Bille, or Petition, may be divided into three sets of 'terns,' or groups of three stanzas.

The knight's lay falls into two stanzas, one of five, and one of six lines, as marked.

The rest form five Terns, or sets of three stanzas, as has been already said.