Tetrameter
In poetry, a tetrameter is a line of four metrical feet:'It occurred to him now to be resolute and bold.'
Goodchild brighter in the eyes and rosier in the
walking with a springiness of step wonderful to behold. Mr. Idle,
toes of his boots, with his two-guinea shooting-jacket clinging
standing out so pyramidically stiff, in consequence, from his
gigantic extinguisher--the despairing spirit within him
Up and up and up again, till a ridge is reached and the outer edge
Is this the top? No, nothing like the top. It is an aggravating
when they are seen (as they ought always to be seen) from.
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