Read full poem →To Bellenden, Lepell, and Griffin.[74]
With a fa, la, la.
Dictionary Entry
A syllable used in solfège to represent the fourth note of a major scale.
Origin
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Common Phrases
. fadavis facup fafa si
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Poetry examples for “fa”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →this principle. It is therefore the violent shocks of the highest provocations struggling
with what Amintor thought his eternal duty -, of nature rebelling against principle (a<} a fa*
mous partisan for this doctrine in Queen Ann's reign expressed it, wnen he happened not to
Read full poem →it not for his own deep sympathy with the passions
thus idealized and for the force of his conceptive fa-
culty, these gigantic personifications might have been
Read full poem →-me of the(very prettily indeed)arra-
nged souvenir of the in spite of himself fa
-mous soldier minus his na-
Read full poem →que ponga en ejercicio mas activo la fa-
cultad del análisis. El mejor jugador de
Read full poem →Thus the line B 3385 used to be cut up after the following fashion--Which
that | my fa | der in his | prosper | itee; and the third foot was called
trisyllabic. Yet the truth is, that the syllable _-der_ in _fader_ really
Read full poem →Frederickson of Brooklyn, described by Woodberry ["Poetical Works",
Centenary Edition, 3 193-6]. One of the latter (here referred to as Fa)
is corrected in Shelley's autograph. A much-corrected draft in
Read full poem →Leonardtown, Md. ........... AC 35 55 50 10
Stee Bld. fa ys ceeceansonert 65 3.50 2.45 50
Newark, N. J ; 45 1.05 75 .20