War to the knife, 468.

tug of, then was the, 237.
was in his heart, 548.
weak defence in, 224
Warble his native wood-notes, 202.
Warbled to the string, 203.
Ward, knowest my old, 56.
Warder of the brain, 91.
Ware, great bed at, 258.
Warmest welcome at an inn, 327.
Warms in the sun, 271.
Warmth, dear as the vital, 236,
soft ethereal, 177.

Warn to comfort and command,
404.

Warning for thoughtless man, 424.
Warp, weave the, 331.
Warrior famoused for fight, 134.
taking his rest, 499.
Warriors, fierce fiery, 84.
War's glorious art, 267.
Wars, endless, 178.

more pangs and fears than, 72.
that make ambition virtue,

Water, give a cup of, 501.
imperceptible, 507.
in the rough rude sea, 53.
more, glideth, 75.
nectar and rocks pure gold, 19
smooth runs the, 66.
spilt on the ground, 542.
unstable as, 541.

virtues we write in, 73.
water everywhere, 430.
Water-rats and land-rats, 35.
Waters, beside the still, 547-
bread upon the, 559.
cannot quench, 561.
hell of, 474-

once more upon the, 470.
o'er the glad, 480.
she walks the, 480.
world of, 179.

Wave, cool translucent, 198.
long may it, 491.

of life kept heaving, 506.
o' the sea, 48.

succeeds a wave, 159.

winning, deserving note, 159.
Waved her lily hand, 302.
Waves bound beneath me, 470.
proud, be stayed, 545.
sea rolls its, 443-
Wax, my heart is, 9.

to receive, 484.

Way, dim and perilous, 423.
glory shows the, 237.
long is the, 175.

marshall'st me the, 92.

moves in a mysterious, 369.
noiseless tenor of their, 334.
of all the earth, 541.

of bargain, 57.

of life is fallen into the sear
the yellow leaf, 97.
of transgressors, 553.
on their winding, 461.
pretty Fanny's, 259.
steep and thorny, 103.

the next, home 's the farthest
way about, 154.

through Eden took their, 191.
to dusty death, 98

to heaven, 163, 300.
to parish church, 41.
which, shall I fly, 181.
wicked forsake his, 563.
Wayfaring men, 564.
Ways, amend your, 564.

among the untrodden, 402
of glory, trod the, 72.
of God, just are the, 193.
of God, justify the, 170.
of God, vindicate the, 269.

men daily do, 27.

men dare do, 27.

men may do, 27.

ne'er was nor is, 281.

none hath dared, thou hast
done, 13.
outward form. 436.
perils do environ, 214. ̧
shall I do to be for ever known.
166.

stronger breastplate, 66.
the dickens, 21.
things have we seen, 148.
thou would'st highly, 89.
we have we prize, 27.

will Mrs. Grundy say, 394Whatever is is right, 271.

title please, 291.

Whatsoever thing is lost, 370.

thing is true, 575. Wheat, as two grains of, 35. Wheedling arts, 301.

Wheel broken at the cistern, 560. butterfly upon a, 287.

in the midst of a wheel, 564. the sofa round, 363.

Wheels madding, 185.

of weary life, 229.

of Phoebus' wain, 195.

When at Rome do as the Romans

When shall we three meet, 88. taken to be well shaken, 392. the good man yields his breath, 437

the sea was roaring, 301.
two dogs are fighting, 314.
we two parted, 466.
Whence and what art thou, 177.
is thy learning, 302.
Where dwellest thou, 75.

go the poet's lines, 536.
I would ever be, 503.
my Julia's lips do smile, 159.
none admire, 324.

the bee sucks, 18.
the tree falleth, 559.
thou lodgest, 542.
was Roderick then, 449.
your treasure is, 566.
Whereabout, prate of my, 92.
Wherefore art thou Romeo, 77.
for every why a, 213.
in all things, 65.

Wherein I spake, 124.

Wheresoever whensoever, 378.
Whether in sea or fire, 100.
While I was musing, 547.

stands the Coliseum, 475. there is life, 302. Whining school-boy, 41. Whip, in every honest hand a, 130. me such honest knaves, 123. Whipped the offending Adam, 62. Whipping, who should 'scape, 10). Whips and scorns of time, 111. Whirligig of time, 48. Whirlwind, reap the, 565. rides in the, 252. Whirlwind's roar, 343.

sway, sweeping, 331.

Whisper, full well the busy, 346.
hark they, 295.

of the throne, 523.
well-bred, 362.

Whispered it to the woods, 188.
Whispering I will ne'er consent
consented, 486
lovers made, 344-

tongues can poison truth, 431. wind, bay'd the, 345.

with white lips, 471.

Whispers of each other's watch,63. of fancy, 320.

the o'erfraught heart, 97. Whist, the wild waves, 17. Whistle, blackbird to, 212.

clear as a, 305. her off, 128.

paid dear for his, 316. them back, 348.

Whistle wel ywette, 3.

Whistled for want of thought, 224.
Whistles, pipes and, 42.
Whistling aloud, 307.

of a name, 275.
White as heaven, 149.

black and gray, 180.
fire laden, 494.
radiance, 494.

so very white, 398.
wench's black eye, 79.
whose red and, 46,
will have its black, 598.
Whited sepulchres, 569.
White-handed Hope, 195.
Whiteness of his soul, 471.
Whitens in the sun, 452.
Whiter than driven snow, 327.
Whitewashed wall, 346.

Whither thou goest I will go, 542.
Who a sermon flies, 155.

as they sung. 195.
breaks a butterfly, 287.
breathes must suffer, 241.
builds a church to God, 279.
but must laugh, 287.
can hold a fire, 52.
dares do more, 91.
does the best, 262.
fears to speak, 511.
love too much, 299.
loves a garden, 362.
ne'er knew joy, 296.

never mentions hell, 279.
o'er the herd, 449.
overcomes by force, 173.
shall decide, 278.
shall telle, 3.

steals my purse, 127.
sweeps a room, 155.

think not God at all, 193.
think too little, 222.
would not be a boy, 469.
would not weep, 287.
Whoe'er she be, 163.

was edified, 362.

Whole duty of man, 561.
head is sick, 561.
heart is faint, 561.
of life to live, 437.
world kin, makes the, 74.
Wholesome, nights are, 100.
Whom begot, by, 296.

the gods love, 489.
Whooping, out of all, 42.
Whores were burnt alive, 241.
Whose dog are you, 294-
Why a wherefore, every, 213.
all this toil, 417.
and wherefore, 65.

Why did you kick me, 391.

don't the men propose, 502.
is plain as way to parish
church, 41.

man of morals, 166.

should every creature drink, 166.

so pale and wan, 157.

Wicked cease from troubling, 543flee when no man pursueth,

557.

forsake his way, 563.

little better than one of the, 54 no peace unto the, 563.

or charitable, intents, 105. something, this way comes, 96. Wickedness, method in, 149. tents of, 549.

Wickliffe's dust shall spread abroad, 415.

Wide as a church door, 79. was his parish, 2.

Widow of fifty, 383.

some undone, 146.

Widow's heart to sing, 542.
Widowed wife, 451.
Wielded at will, 192.

Wife and children impediments to great enterprises, 136. giving honour unto the, 577. of thy bosom, 541.

the weaker vessel, 577

true and honourable, 84.

with nine small children, 600, Wight, if ever such, were, 126. she was a, 126.

Wild and willowed shore, 444-
in their attire, 88.

in woods, 228,
thyme blows, 33.

with all regret, 521.

Wilderness, love in such a, 442.
lodge in some vast, 360.
of sweets, 185.
Wild-fowl, concerning, 48.
Wiles, simple, praise blame, 404-
Will, be there a, 384.

complies against his, 219.
current of a woman's, 260.
for if she, she will, 260.
glideth at his own sweet, 410.
I should have my, 8.

my poverty, not my, 8o.
not when he may, 599.

one man's, 16.

or won't, a woman, 260.
puzzles the, 111.
serveth not another's, 141.
to do the soul to dare, 448.
unconquerable, 170.

Will, wielded at, 192.
Willing to wound, 286.
Willingly let it die, 206.
Willow, drooped the, 512.
Willowed shore, 444.

Willows, harps upon the, 548.
Willowy brook, 399.
Wills to do or say, 188.
Win, they laugh that, 129.
or lose it all, 169.

us to our harm, 88.

us with honest trifles, 88. wouldst wrongly, 89. Wince, let the galled jade, 113. Wind and his nobility, 55.

blow, and crack your cheeks,

I 20.

blow, come wrack, 99. blow thou winter, 42. bloweth where it listeth, 571. breathing of the common, 412. by measure, 156. constancy in, 466. crannying, 471. dances in the, 227.

fly on the wings of the, 547. God tempers the, 326. he that observeth the, 559. him up, fate seemed to, 229. idle as the. 87.

ill blows the, 606.

ill, turns none to good, 7.
large a charter as the, 41.
let her down the, 128.
passeth over it, 550.
run before the, 341.

sits the, in that corner, 26.
sorrow's keenest, 410.
stands as never it stood, 7.
streaming to the, 172.
tell which way the, 152.
that follows fast, 459.
that grand old harper, 529.
they have sown the, 565.
thunder-storm against the,

ture, 127.

good, needs no bush, 43. Invisible spirit of, 127. is a mocker, 554look not upon the, 555. not look for, 144. of life is drawn, 93. that maketh glad, 550. Wine-press alone, trodden the, 564.

Wing, damp my intended, 189.
from an angel's, 416.
human soul take, 482.
sail is as a noiseless, 472.
the dart, 467.

Winged hours of bliss, 440.
sea-girt citadel, 469.
the shaft, 467.

Wings, add speed to thy, 177.
flies with swallows', 70.
girt with golden, 195.
healing in his, 565.
lend your, 295.
like a dove, 548.
of borrowed wit, 151.

of night, falls from the, 532.
of silence, float upon the, 195.
of the morning, 551.

of the wind, fly upon the, 547.
riches make themselves, 555-
shadow of thy, 546.
shakes the, 227.

shall tell the matter, 559.
spreads his light, 293.

Wink and hold out my iron, 62.
Winking Mary-buds, 132.
Wins his spirits light, 335.
Winter comes to rule the year,