...name of the poet in the last beil. The Kesideh may be either tetrametric, hexametric, or octametric, and is built upon a single rhyme, the two hemistichs...other and with the second hemistich of each succeeding Ml to the end of the poem, however long it may be. It is a curious fact, that the same prohibition...

...name of the poet in the last belt. The Kesideh may be either tetrametric, hexametric, or octametric, and is built upon a single rhyme, the two hemistichs of the first btit rhyming with each other and with the second hemistich of each succeeding belt to the end of the...

...suggested to him by the strokes of a blacksmith's hammer upon an anvil : not the most promising combina386 tion of circumstance for the birth of so important...It is a curious fact that the same prohibition of enjamdement, or the carrying on of the sense from one verse (or pair of hemistichs) to another, obtains...

...that which most frequently occurs in the Thousand and One Nights) is the Kesideh or Purpost-foem ; practically identical with the better-known (Persian)...It is a curious fact that the same prohibition of en/aml/emenf, or the carrying on of the sense from one verse (or pair of hemistichs) to another, obtains...