12-02-2017, 03:34 PM
Marco:
A poem is a special case where the text is more or less structured by lines. Here in the VMS we can't assume apriori that the underlay plain text is structured by lines, there is no evidence to state that. If there were a one-two-one correspondence between lines and sentences, then, of course, the case would be trivial. But one cannot say whether this is or is not the case.
But the explanation might be quite simple if there are no vords beginning with aiin and ain, except for these two vords themselves. Unfortunately, I don't know if they are there or they are not, and nobody could advise.
A poem is a special case where the text is more or less structured by lines. Here in the VMS we can't assume apriori that the underlay plain text is structured by lines, there is no evidence to state that. If there were a one-two-one correspondence between lines and sentences, then, of course, the case would be trivial. But one cannot say whether this is or is not the case.
But the explanation might be quite simple if there are no vords beginning with aiin and ain, except for these two vords themselves. Unfortunately, I don't know if they are there or they are not, and nobody could advise.
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