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- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a first "Enid".
- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a isCitedBy Scansion.
- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a last "Hamer".
- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a location "London".
- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a publisher "Methuen".
- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a title "The Metres of English Poetry".
- f3ddea9fe520f398f813d70820aa6b3a9e3242f07956c97b466c6f3601417e3a year "1930".