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scan this line from cowley's poem: its hills bent low within my reach. how many feet does this line contain

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WorldlyGlass49 WorldlyGlass49

04-01-2016

This line has eight feet (1 feet = 1 syllable). The meter is tetrameter, because tetra means four, and 1 meter = 2 feet/syllables.

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