Valley, description of a barren one, vol. x. page 310, line 11

to 22

Valor, intrepid, vi. 8, 23 to p. 9, 1. 5. x. 146, 4 to 7

Value, real, x. 49, 4 to 11

Vanity of human nature, i. 74, 1 to 11

wishes, xii. 32, 11 to 14

Verbosity, empty, iii. 288, 1. 2

Vicious persons infatuated by Heaven, xii. 102, 2 to 6
Vicissitudes of fortune, xiii. 106, 10 to 18

Victory by the French, description of, vi. 143, 21 to p. 144,

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English, description of, vi. 144, 10 to 21

Villain to be noted, iv. 215, 7 to 9

his look and pretended zeal, vi. 197, 4 to p. 198, Į. 2
Virtue given to be exerted, ii. 134, 19 to p. 135, l. 4

intrepidity of, ii. 190, 12

and ability, xi. 59, 10 to 15
rewarded, xi. 111, 16 to 18

Virtuous love's reliance, iii. 144, 11 to 17

Ulysses, his subtilty in ridiculing the stupidity of Ajax, x. 62,
2 to p. 66, 1. 17

Uncertainty of opinion in a period of anxiety, iv. 340, 18 to

21

Underlings, subservient, i. 40, 20 to 23

Unkindness in a child, xiii. 69, 19 to 21

Volumnia's resolution contrasted with the pride of her son,
xi. 211, 14 to 21

pathetic and successful intercession with her son,

xi. 262, 13 to p. 266, 1. 7

Vows, rash ones condemned, iii. 223, 3 to 8. x. 137, 17 to 19
of lovers not to be trusted, xii. 236, 12 to 16.
Utopian forms of government, satire on, i. 34, 4 to 26

Wanderer, complaints of one, ii. 266, 19 to 26
War, prognostics of, vi. 289, 11 to 18

miseries of, vii. 409, 6 to p. 410, 1. 13

apostrophe to, viii. 267, 14 to 21

Warriors, gallant, vii. 99, 7 to 20

Warwick, earl of, his dying speech, viii. 396, 10 to p. 397

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Watch, humorous charge to, iv. 174, 25 to p. 178, 1.4

Wealth, lover's, vol. i. page 136, line 12 to 15

Wedding, a mad one described, v. 201, 20 to p. 203, 1. 3

White and red, iii. 233, 3 to 10

Widow compared to a turtle, v. 390, 13 to 16

Wife, duty of one to her husband, v. 249, 12 to p. 250, 1. 16.

xiv. 206, 19 to p. 207, 1. 4

-, sung of one to her husband, vii. 77, 2 to 10

description of a good one, ix. 215, 1 to 7

impatience of one to meet her husband, xii. 227, 25 to
p. 229, 1.8

innocence of one, xii. 235, 23 to p. 236, 1. 3

Wisdom superior to fortune, xii. 100, 7 to 9

Wise men greatest fools in love, iii. 296, 17 to p. 297,

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Wit, description of one, iii. 238, 10 to 21
Witches described, vi. 13, 3 to 11

-, power of, vi. 72, 23 to p. 73, 1. 9

Wives, their frailty extenuated, xiv. 308, 4 to 21

Wolsey, his behavior after his disgrace, ix. 260, 14 to p 264,
1.28

Woman should be younger than her husband, iv. 45, 15 to
p. 46, l. 1C

her tongue, v. 170, 9 to 20

her fears, vi. 156, 15 to p. 157, 1. 1

resolved and ambitious, viii. 146, 8 to 14

in man's apparel, xii. 240, 27 to p. 241, 1. 7

Women, frailty of, ii. 178, 15 to 21

betrayed by poverty to the commission of crime, xii.
95, 24 to 26

-, general invective against, xii. 220, 15 to p. 221, 1. 23
Wonder proceeding from sudden joy, 7. 377, 25 to p. 378,

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Words, power of, ix. 125, 9 to 14

idle, reproof of, xv. 108, 20 to p. 109, 1. 2

World, its true value, iii. 10, 13. 14

Worldliness, iii. 10, 10. 11

Wreck, a clown's description of one, v. 319, 2 to 21

Wrong and insolence described, x. 266, 14 to p. 267, 1. 1

York, duke of, his death described, vii. 388, 7 to p. 389,

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York, another duke of, his character of his sons, vol. viii.
page 298, line 12 to page 299, line 3

306, 16 to 22

in battle, description of him, viii.

duchess of, her lamentation on the misfortunes of her
family, ix. 68, 22 to p. 69, 1.7

Young woman, advice to, v. 72, 23 to p. 73, 1. 8

Youth, personation of a bragging, iii. 76, 23 to p. 77, 1
rashness of, excused, v. 116, 2 to 5

Youths, Grecian, described by Troilus, x. 106, 9 to 13

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