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How to use Sapphic in a sentence
Already I hear the wanton breezes sighing in Sapphic softness and the forests' elegiac murmur.
UNDER THE ROSEFREDERIC STEWART ISHAMVirgilius Mars wrote in hexameters; Horatius Flaccus in alcaic, sapphic, and anapestic verse.
THE GREEN BOOKMR JKAIThe Sapphic strophe of Francisco de la Torre has been not infrequently imitated.
MODERN SPANISH LYRICSVARIOUSLesbian, or Sapphic love is, so Taxel claims, prevalent to an enormous degree among the fashionable ladies of Paris.
WOMAN AND SOCIALISMAUGUST BEBELThe Asclepiadeian stanza he employs much less frequently, the Sapphic only once, and that with indifferent success.
TYPES OF WELTSCHMERZ IN GERMAN POETRYWILHELM ALFRED BRAUNNext came the turn of Donna Emilia, a very burning poetess, for a Sapphic ode; and so on and so on.
LITTLE NOVELS OF ITALYMAURICE HENRY HEWLETTIt may be considered introductory to his poem entitled The Church (Sapphic verse and sundry other metres).
CHARACTER SKETCHES OF ROMANCE, FICTION AND THE DRAMAE. COBHAM BREWEROf these, four are in hendecasyllabics, one in the Alcaic and one in the Sapphic stanza.
THE STUDENT'S COMPANION TO LATIN AUTHORSGEORGE MIDDLETONHe forgot all about Sappho, but the Sapphic vibrations went on increasingly.
YELLOWSTONE NIGHTSHERBERT QUICKThe influence of the Sapphic legend, I fancy, not alone because of the sweet inversion.
PAINTED VEILSJAMES HUNEKERWORDS RELATED TO SAPPHIC
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