Wretch, hollow-eyed, 28
Wretches hang that jurymen may
dine, 189
Wretches, poor naked, 75
Wrinkled care derides, 149
Writ is writ, and what is, 312
Writ, stolen from holy, 66
Write about it, goddess, 194
Write and read comes by nature,
Write well hereafter, 356
Write with a goose pen, 52
Write with ease, 258
Writer, pen of a ready, 5
Writing, true ease in, 187
Written out of reputation, 367
Wrong, always in the, 159
Wrong, condemn the, 387
Wrong on the throne, 345
Wrong sow by the ear, 391
Wrong, they ne'er pardon who have
done the, 161
Wrong, treasures up a, 316
Wrongs unredressed, 277
Wroth with one we love, 283
YE mariners of England, 289
Ye who listen with credulity, 220
Year, saddest day of the, 338
Year, starry girdle of the, 288
Years, dim with the mist of, 308
Years following years, 193
Years, live in deeds, not, 336
Years, love of life increased with,
Years steal fire, 308
Years, we spend our, 6
Yellow to the jaundiced eye, 187
Yesterdays, cheerful, 278
Yesterdays have lighted fools, 90
Yoke, part of Flanders hath re-
ceived our, 129.
Yorick! alas poor, 104
York, this sun of, 65
You beat your pate, 198
Young, and now am old, 5
Young men's vision, 158
Young, when my bosom was, 289
Yours, if her merit lessened, 222
Youth on the prow, 228
Youth, friends in, 283
Youth, gives to her mind what he
steals from her, 223
Youth, home-keeping, 27
Youth, liquid dew of, 93
Youth of frolics, 184
Youth of labour, with an age of
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