Wear a crown, sweet to, 94.

a face of joy, 471.

a golden sorrow, 98.

a lion's hide, 79.
motley 's the only, 68.
not much the worse for, 417.
out than rust out, better, 853.
Wearers of rings and chains, 511.
Weariest worldly life, 49.
Weariness can snore, 160.
may toss him, 205.
of the flesh, 832.

Wearing, worse for the, 16.
Wearisome condition, 35.

Wears a hood, drink with him that, 22.
Weary and old with service, 99.

and worn, with fingers, 585.
be at rest, there the, 816.
bones, come to lay his, 100.

of breath, one more unfortunate, 586.

of conjectures, I am, 299.

of toil and of tears, 668.

stale flat and unprofitable, 128.
with disasters, 121.

Weasel, it is like a, 139.

Weather, fair, out of the north, 817.
many can brook the, 55.

through pleasant and cloudy, 433.
will be fair for the sky is red, 840.
wind or, nought cared for, 503.
Weathercock on a steeple, 44.
Weathered the storm, 464.
Weave the warp, 383.

Weaver's shuttle, swifter than a, 816.

Web from their own entrails spin, 274.
in middle of her, 175.

like the stained, 526.

of our life is of mingled yarn, 74.
tangled, we weave, 490.

that whitens in the sun, 526.
Webster a steam-engine, 461.
Wed at leisure, wooed in haste, 72.
December when they, 71.

itself with thought, speech, 632.
with this ring I thee, 851.
Wedded love, hail, 234.

maid and widowed wife, 494.
Wedding is destiny, 10.

Wedding-gown is prettiest, 597.

Wedge, for a tough log a tough, 712.
Wedges of gold, 96.

Wedged in that timber, 278.

Wedlock compared to public feasts, 176.

Wee short hour, some, 446.

thing, bonny, 450.

thing handsome, 450.

wife of mine, sweet, 450.
Willie Winkie, 679.

Weed flung from the rock, 542.

ill, groweth fast, 13.

ill, grows apace, 35.

in palmer's, 243.

on Lethe wharf, 131.
pernicious, 415.

who art so lovely fair, 155.

Weeds, bittern booming in the, 592.
dank and dropping, 253.

of glorious feature, 30

Weeds outworn, winter, 566.
who in widow, appears, 449.
wiped away the, 598.
Weed's plain heart, 656.

Weeded, rich soils often to be, 168.
Week, argument for a, 84.

divide the Sunday from the, 126.
of all the days that 's in the, 285.
Weeks thegither, fou for, 451.
Week's labour, good, 174.
Weep a people inurned, 592.

away the life of care, 566.
here must I wake and, 450.
in our darkness, let us, C55.
laugh that I may not, 558.
leaves the wretch to, 402.
let the stricken deer go, 138.
make the laughter, 163.
might not, for thee, 563.
night is the time to, 497.
no more lady, 405.

no more nor sigh, 183.
not for him, 655.

such tricks as make the angels, 48.
tears such as angels, 225.

that trust and that deceiving, 641.
the more because in vain, 386.

to record, 513.

while all around thee, 438.

who would not, 327.

women must, 664.
words that, 262.

yet scarce know why, 525.
Weeper laugh, make the, 163.
Weeping eyes, wipe my, 303.
for the morrow, 803.
thou sat'st, 438.

to heal sorrow by, 697.
upon his bed has sate, 617.
Weigh my eyelids down, 89.

the man not his title, 282.
Weighs upon the heart, 125.
Weighed in the balances, 835.
Weight, heavy and the weary, 467.
if clay could think and mind were, 483
in gold, thrice their, 456.

of learning, 634.

of mightiest monarchies, 227.

of seventy years, 479.

of woe, bowed down by, 561.

the enormous, 337.

Weighty sense flows in fit words, 268.
Weird sisters, 123.

Welcome at an inn, warmest, 379.
deep-mouthed, 556.

ever smiles, 102.

friend, when it comes say, 258.
in your eye your hand, 117.
peaceful evening in, 420.
pure-eyed faith, 243.
shade, more, 313.

small cheer and great, 50.
the coming guest, 328, 346.
the sweet, more, 74.
Welkin dome, lit the, 574.
Well, all is well that ends, 13.
bucket which hung in the, 537.
descended, desirable to be, 729.

Well done is done soon enough, 781.
good deed to say, 98.
heart's deep, 683.
here, if we do, 439.

if the end be well all is, 802.
last drop in the, 553.

live, what thou livest, 240.
not so deep as a, 107.
not wisely but too. 156.
of English undefyled, 28.
oft we mar what 's, 146.

paid that is well satisfied, 65.
read, exceedingly, 86.
said again. 98.

shaken, when taken to be, 454.
still forever fare thee, 552.

stricken in age, 813.

to be honest and true, 689.
to be merry and wise, 689.

to be off with the old love, 689.
to know her own, 238.
worth doing, 352.

Wells, buckets into empty, 419.
Well-attired woodbine, 248.
Well-born boys, necessary for, 760.
Well-bred man, sensible and, 415.

whisper close the scene, 419.
Well experienced archer, 161.
Well-favoured man, to be a, 51.
Well-graced actor, after a, 82.

Wellington minister of immortal fame,

609.

Well-languaged Daniel, 201.
Well-ordered mind, 751.
Well-spring of pleasure, 640.
Well-taught mind, 343.

Well-trod stage, then to the, 249.
Weltering in his blood, 271.
Wench's black eye, white, 106.

Wept away in transient tears, 679.
Cæsar bath, 113.

each other's tears, 611.
o'er his wounds, 396.

we grieved we sighed we, 262.
with delight at your smile, 680.
Werken wel and hastily. 3.
Werkman, ther n' is no, 3.
Werling, young man's, 19.
Wert thou all that I wish, 522.
West, blue eyes sought the. 487.

no South no North no East no, 517.
topples round the dreary, 631.
Western dome, him of the, 268.
flower, a little, 58.

star, lovers love the, 487.
Westminster Abbey or victory, 446.
we thrive at, 334, 800.

Westward the course of empire, 312.
the star of empire, 312.
West-wind purr contented, 660.
Wet damnation, 34.

guess what I should perform in the,

787.

sheet and flowing sea, 537.

with unseen tears, 497.

Wether, tainted, of the flock, 64.
Wethers, return to our, 771.
Whale, bobbed for, 217.

Whale, throw a tub to the, 291.
very like a, 139.

Wharf, fat weed on Lethe, 131.
What a fall was there, 114.

a falling-off was there, 132.
a monstrous tail our cat has, 285.
a piece of work is a man, 134.
a taking was he in, 46.
and where they be, 631.
are the wild waves saying, 680.
are these so withered. 116.
boots it at one gate, 242.

can an old man do but die, 584.
can ennoble sots, 319.

care I how chaste she be, 26.
care I how fair she be, 26.
constitutes a State, 438.

dire effects from civil discord, 299.

do you read my lord, 133.
God hath joined together, 840.
has been has been, 274.

has posterity done for us, 439.
he has he gives, 102.

he knew what 's, 8, 210, 786.

is a lie, after all, 560.

is a man profited, 840.

is and what must be, 231.

is done is done, 121.

is done we may compute, 448.

is gone and what 's past help, 77.

is Hecuba to him, 134.

is her history, 75.

is impossible can't be, 454.

is in a name, 105.

is one man's poison, 199.

is the night, 123.

is worth in anything, 213.
is writ is writ, 548.

is yours is mine, 50, 700.
makes all doctrines plain, 215.
man dare I dare, 122.

may man within him hide, 49.
men daily do not knowing, 52.

men dare do what men may do, 52.
mighty contests rise, 325.

more felicitie can fall, 30.

ne'er was nor is, 323.

news on the Rialto, 61.

none hath dared thou hast done, 26

oft was thought, 323.

seest thou else, 42.

so rare as a day in June, 658
sought they thus afar, 569.
the dickens, 46.

thou liv'st live well, 240.
thou wouldst highly, 117.
though the field be lost, 223.
was good shall be good, 649.
was shall live as before, 649.
we gave we have, 802.
we have we prize not, 53.
we left we lost, 802.
we spent we had, 802.

will Mrs. Grundy say, 457.
Whatever is best administered, 318.
is is in its causes just, 276.
is is not, 284.

is is right, 316.

White so very white, nor, 464.
wench's black eye, 106.
will have its black, 404.
wonder of Juliet's hand, 108.
Whited sepulchres, 841.
White-handed hope, 243.
Whiteness, angel, 52.

of his soul, he had kept the, 543.
Whitens in the sun, web that, 526.
Whiter than driven snow, 380.
Whitewashed wall, 397.
White-winged reapers, 264.
Whither thou goest I will go, 814.
Who ran to help me when I fell, 535.
that hath ever been, 497.
think not God at all, 242.
think too little, 268.

thinks must mourn, 289.

would fardels bear, 136.
would not be a boy, 541.
would not weep, 327.
Whole duty of man, 832.

half was more than the, 758.
head is sick, 832.
heart is faint, 832.

of it, let me taste the, 650.

of life to live, 't is not the, 496.
one stupendous, 316.

part we see but not a, 315.
stay of bread, 833.

world, if he shall gain the, 840.
world kin, makes the, 102.
Wholesome restraint, liberty is, 531.
the nights are, 127.
Wholesomest, old wine is, 181.
Whores were burnt alive, 287.
Whose dog are you, 334.

Whoso sheddeth man's blood, 812.
Why a wherefore, every, 50, 210.
and wherefore in all things, 93.
ar' n't they all contented, 689.
thus longing thus forever sighing, 680.
Wicked cease from troubling, 816.

flee when no man pursueth, 829.
forsake his way, 834.

little better than one of the, 83.
man was never wise, 342.
mercies of the, are cruel, 826,
must have done something, 763.
no man all at once, 721.
no peace unto the, 834.

or charitable, be thy intents, 130.
something, this way comes, 123.
world, vanity of this, 850.

Wickedness, disgrace of, added to old

tents of, dwell in the, 821.

Wide, the villains march, 87.

was his parish, 2.

Widening, ever, slowly silence all, 629.
Wide-waving wings, 424.

Widow of fifty, here's to the, 442.
some undone, 194.

weeds appears, in, 449.
woman, 815.

Widows, thousands of undone, 172.
Widow's heart to sing, 817.

Widowed wife and wedded maid, 494.
Wielded at will, 241.

Wife, all the world and his, 293.

and children hostages to fortune, 165
and children impediments to great ei
terprises, 165.

Cæsar's, free from suspicion, 727.
dearer than the bride, 377.

giving honour unto the, 849.

love your neighbour's, 591.

man who tells his, all he knows, 222.
mirror of an honest, 463.

my,

730.

my particular plague is
not so much as suspected, 727.
of mine, sweet wee, 450.

of thy bosom, 813.
sympathetic, 698.
the shoemaker's, 15.
the weaker vessel, 849.
true and honourable, 112.
what would you with my, 791.
whoso findeth a, 827.

widowed, and wedded maid, 494.
with nine small children, 657.
Willy patience, flour of, 4.
Wight borne to disastrous end, 30.
if ever such, were, 151.

O base Hungarian, 45.
of high renown, 406.

Wild and willowed shore, 487.
by starts 't was, 390.

in their attire, so, 116.

in woods, when, 275.

passion-waves lulled to rest, 562.
the garden was a, 513.

thyme blows, bank where the, 58.
waves saying, what are the, 680.
with all regret, 630.

Wilderness, choice grain into this, 266.
lodge in some vast, 418.
lodging-place in the, 835.
love in such a, 516.

of single instances, 627.
of sweets, 235.

of warning, 661.

Wildernesses, desert, 243.

Wild-fowl, concerning, 77.
Wild-goose chase, 786.

Wild-warbling measures, 447.

Wile, children with endearing, 397.

Wide, a world too, 69.

as a church door, 't is not so, 107.

as his will extends, 342.

as the waters be, 484.

enough for thee and me, 378.

is the gate, 839.

sea, alone on a, 498.

transient sorrows simple, 474.
Will and fate fix'd fate, 228.

based upon her people's, 623.
be there a, 444.

complies against his, 215.
craft of, 163.

current of a woman's, 670.

Will, executes a freeman's, 538.

for if she, she will, 313.
for the deed, 292, 297, 772.
glideth at his own sweet, 470.
good or evil, save in the, 746.
good or ill lies in the, 744.
good, toward men, 841.
had tongue at, 151.
Honeycomb, 297.

I should have my, 788.
left free the human, 334.

my poverty but not my, 108.

not when he may, 9.

one man's, to live by, 31.
or won't, a woman, 313.
pay thy poverty not thy, 108.
puzzles the, 136.

reason firm the temperate, 475.
reason panders, 140.

serveth not another's, 174.
star of the unconquered, 613.
state's collected, 438.

to do the soul to dare, 491.
torrent of a woman's, 313.
unconquerable, 223.

when you, they won't, 703.
wielded at, 241.

William cook, tell, 90.

you are old father, 506.
Willie Winkie, wee, 679.
Willing hart, 11.

the spirit indeed is, 841.
to wound, 327.
Willingly let it die, not, 253.
Willow, all a green, 9.

lake where drooped the, 596.
willow willow, oh, 406.

Willows, dew-drooping, 666.
harps upon the, 824.

Willowed shore, wild and, 487.

Willowy brook, 455.

Wills and fates do so contrary run, 138.

to do or say, 238.

Win a woman with his tongue, 44.

the good we oft might, 47.

the trick, when in doubt, 861.

they laugh that, 155.

us to our harm, 116.

us with honest trifles, 116.

with grace to, 600.

wouldst wrongly, 117.

Wias not more than honesty, 100.
Wince, let the galled jade, 138.

Wind and his nobility, betwixt the, 83.
and tide, 10.

argument against an east, 663.
bayed the whispering, 396.
beggared by the strumpet, 62.
blew you hither, what, 90.
blow, come wrack, 126.
blow thou winter, 70.
blows loudly, nor ever, 629.
bloweth where it listeth, 842.
breathing of the common, 471.
crannying, save to the, 543.
dry sun dry, 21.

embraced by the strumpet, 62.
fly upon the wings of the, 818.

of criticism, 375.

or weather, nought cared for, 503.
pass by me as the idle, 114.
passeth over it, 823.

run before the, 393.

sails filled with lusty, 37.
sits the, in that corner, 51.
sorrow's keenest, 482.
stands as never it stood, 20.
streaming to the, 224.
tears shall drown the, 118.
that follows fast, 537.
that grand old harper, 667.
they have sown the, 835.
thunder-storm against the, 516.

to keep the, away, 144.

upon the wings of the, 818.
voice in every, 381.

when she dances in the, 274.

goes

Winds and waves on the side of the ablest

navigators, 430.

blew great guns, though, 436.

blow, crack your cheeks, 146.

blow till they have wakened death,

151.

can blow, wherever, 413.

come, come as the, 493.

courted by all the, 242.
four-square to all the, 628.
happy, upon her played, 627.
imprisoned in the viewless, 48.
in their hands, 712.

naked woods and wailing, 573.
of doctrine were let loose, 255.
of heaven visit her face, 128.

of March with beauty, take the, 77.
on the wings of all the, 23.

rides on the posting, 160.

stormy, do blow, 176, 515.

swept the mountain-height, 568.
that hold them play, 242.

their revels keep, 679.

were love-sick, 157.

whistle free, the shrill, 653.
Wind-beaten hill, 515.

Winding bout, with many a, 249.
Rhine, wide and, 543.

up days with toil, 92.

way, see them on their, 536.
Winding-sheet of Edward's race, 383

snow shall be their, 515.

Window like a pillory, each, 214.
light through yonder, 105.