An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
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An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
English literature
When WILLIAM NICOLL 167
When worthy WATTES 155
When worthy WEB 159
_When your faults_ 486
_When your hearts_ 487
Wherefore I say 67
_Wherefore, Muse!_ 382
Wherefore proceedeth 58
Where, retchless boy! 261
Where waters smoothest 621
_Whether thrallèd_ 492
_Which if I find_ 385
While season served to 293
Whilom, for many 62
_Whilst thus she spake_ 434
_Whilst Youth_ 384
White as lilies was 528
Whoever thinks, or 35
Who seats his love 293
Who spends the weary 273
Who thinks that 35
Who would be rapt 291
_Why are idle brains_ 491
_Why court I thy_ 453
_Why do foolish men_ 401
"_Why do I fondly_ 400
Why should I love 272
Why should we hope 290
Wilt thou be abusèd 37
Wilt thou, Unkind! 43
_With hand in hand_ 430
Within this pack 527
With pity moved 616
_With pleasant toil_ 431
_With that dismayed_ 400
_With that, I felt_ 434
Woful Heart, _with_ 530
Woman forsoke Him 69
Womanis heart 66
Women were made 284
Would my conceit 44
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