SUF

Sufferings, our schoolmasters, 1455
Suffrages of many, 987
Summons to rise, 1197
Sun ripens, 512

shines early, 1544

all that walk under the, 1284
in winter, 930

rising before the, 1199

Sunday, clean clothes on, 1526
Sunset, red at, 171

Superscription, good, 918

Supper, pastime, 1606

Surety, a double, 793

Surfeit, 988

Surnames, titles, 1057

Suspicion, 76

of deeds, 617a

Swallow, summer, 110

Swallows under the roof, 110, 536

Sweet, sour, 571, 910

Sweet of the morning, 1219

Swift to hear, 259

Swimming, 473

without corks, 877

Swords, two, 128

wound with a leaden, 725

Symonides' song, 874
Syrens, 1138

TA

TAG for every hole, 1581
Take it how you will, 283
Taking away, 540

Tale known in heaven, 215
long one, 1006

make an end of the, 203

Tales, telling, 100, 673
Talk, arrogant, 1538

beguiling the way, 1015
inflated, 1063
Talking, doing, 969
listening, 1499

Tame lamb, 611
Task, noble, 1090
Teaching an enemy, 1068
Tears, cause of, 799

feigned, 1102, 1103
quickly dry, 533
Tediousness, 1177

Tempering like physic, 1239
Tenacious of good, 1360
Tent door, in the, 689

Terror greater than peril, 1113
Testament, 437

Thanks, 144

That again, 300

That is nothing, 324

That which is sought for, 1343

The rather, 1373

in adversity, 1265, 1362
which can be dispensed with,
1352

wished and feared, 1253
Thinking ill, 1466, 1508
This, or upon this, 767
Thistles, grapes, 1450
sowing, 1485
Thorns, 435

soft when young, 537
Thought free, 653
in dreams, 1389
subtle, 187

and words, 1183
Thoughts, second, 1553
Thread, 861, 1646

Three days, tired in, 1626
Thrice fair, &c., 197
Thrift, 675

Thrown from afar, 190
Thyme, 703
Thyself, know, 1397
Tick tack, 1186
Tide in affairs, 1456
Time flies, 422

for a, 1408
for this, 1383
his due, 341

I have known the, 1394
makes you dote, 1095
people as they are, 1481
to get and to lose, 179
trieth troth, 966

VIR

Tuning the mind, 355
Turn, a shrewd, 535

Turns of expression, 112, 120, 272,
325, 1370

Turn up, 1230
Twice turned, 469
Twilight, 1435

Two eyes, 946

sorrows of one, 967
of these four, 1393
joined to a third, 1270
Types, 1348

ULCE

LCER, 812
Ulysses, 841
sly, 463
Unbonneted, 1538
Under-world, 59

Understanding, 177, 238

as much as a sow, 1653

Unfit, fit, 157

Unfold, 1431

Ungodly men, 3, 130

Ungrateful to the past, 1289
Union is strength, 1256a
Unlike, not, 303
Unpayned, 1434
Unsuspicious, 1466
Unthriftiness, 1167
Untruth reported, 1401
Up from bed, 1212, 1227
Uprouse, 1215

Use, hidden, 169

in things evil, 168, 1452
maketh mastery, 958

Uses, many, 1320

Usefulness unknown, 1455

Warm, keep head and feet, 1600
Warmed, armed, 973
Warranting, 207
Washing the hands, 859
Wasp, bee, 929

Watch, chaseth adventure, 584
on the mouth, 1154

Water, drinking the same, 397
fire, elements, 1304
from the hands, 859
he may go by, 135
that the ship drew, 672
to the sea, 178

Watery impressions, 1303
Wavering opinion, 699
Waves, in the arms of, 743
Way to the wood, 499

to the sea, 875

has been seen, 779
Ways like actions, 532, 1247
Wax, 832

Wealth a burden, 67
Weep for others, 927

Weeping, best for children, 481
Weighing, 399, 1651
Weighing faults, 1020
Welcome, none bade me, 632
Well, 294

begun, 979

by the river, 686

to forget, 1230
remembered, 318

What a certain man did, 216
will you? 272

will be the end? 280
else? 307, 1400

Wheels, the world on, 1634
Whereas, 1395
Where stay we ? 298

they take, 1315

we were, 957

WOM

Wherry-man, 90

While, all this, 284
Whit, not a, 506

Whole greater than part, 84
the, what is left, 88
Wickedness, traces of, 77
Wife to be made, 1476
twice a, 1316

Will, a, 437

and wish, 113
what's your, 273

Wind, favourable, 183
ill, 498

north, 1366

shakes no corn, 514
to plough, 787

Wine makes a light head, 582

talk, 583

and milk, 1601

good, needs no bush, 517
of demons (poetry), 1166
old, 1608

produces arguments, 777
truth in, 999

vinegar of sweet, 571, 910
Wings of the morning, night,
1209

spread to fly, 713

Winning at cards, 643, 1184

losing, 676, 1184

Winter, a long, 374

sun, 930

Wise man, give occasion to, 350
Wisdom, 237, 411

amongst the perfect, 346
for oneself, 1001

justified, 249, 347

silent, 228

Wisely and slow, 694

Wish and will, 113

every man has his own, 172

Wishes and dread, 1255

for a friend, 1255a

Wit, mineral, 81

With this, with that, 1382
Witnesses, 1261

cloud of, 258

true, 257

Woe, 1676

Wolf about the well, 772

not to be held, 829

to see it first, 838
vulture, 606

Wolves, eating each other, 1629
Woman, a leader, 372

actor, 1103

artful, 1103

feigning, 1102

furious, 1086

July 1887.

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