User talk:Rushead

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Hi: I've reverted your changes to the metrical examples at Iambic pentameter, because they radically change our interpretation of the cited lines and you have given no source. I see from Talk:Iambic pentameter that there have previously been some relevant discussions; did you perhaps edit there with a previous account or under an IP? In any event, I have started a new talk page section to discuss your changes and my revert, and I'd appreciate it if you'd cite any relevant sources there, because otherwise it boils down to how one personally "hears" the stress. Yngvadottir (talk) 18:39, 7 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]