Here we have the yellow used merely as a lining to the green, or employed in the lower, or less honorable, part of the dress;an inversion of propriety, and intimating how a favorite had usurped the place of the rightful wife and thrust her down.] ~In

The inversion in this passage is not a very serious one, although, for the sense, slightly embarrassing.

See (p. 101) the remarks, apposite to st. 4, upon the use of inversion by Shelley.