trump, 192. turtle, 188. tynis, 282. Typhon, 195. udir, 281. uncos, 106. undersong, 244. unexpressive, 191. Vaughan, Henry, 158. vermeil, 243. wales, 106. Waller, Edmund, 205. Warner, William, 216. warp, 137. Warton, Thomas, 96. Watson, Thomas, 216. weet, 109. weid, 281. weiris, 281. weit, 278. weltering, 191. which, 245. whilome, 234. whist, 189. wicht, 282. wight, 233. wilding, 51. wiles, 106. wisards, 188. wit, 145. Wither, George, 158. wold, 24. wonne, 234. wont, 187. wood, 300. Wordsworth, William, 52. wrought, 71. Wyatt, Sir Thomas, 252. ychain'd, 192. yede, 275. yode, 233. Young, Edward, 96. youngling, 106. 'yont, 106. TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES Ellipses match the original. Variations in spelling and hyphenation have been left as in the orginal. The following words use an oe ligature in the original: Boeotia Phoenicia Meliboeus Phoenicians Oeagrus The following corrections have been made to the text: Page 79: Dante's _Vita Nuova_.[original has extraneous quotation mark] Page 81: full age of man, he might not[original has extraneous comma] improbably Page 124: Near yonder copse, where once the garden smiled,[original has superscripted 1 at the end of the line] Page 146: _Shakespeare_, _King Lear_, Act i[original has ii] sc. i. Page 146: versification of the "Faerie Queene," page 232[original has 234] Page 303: chyvalrye[original has chyvalyre], 298. End of Project Gutenberg's Six Centuries of English Poetry, by James Baldwin