when, XVI. 287.
wben! XI. 12.
whe'r, IV. 158.
X. 45, 349, 379.
XVI. 259.
where, IV. 240.
VII. 40, 342.
XIII. 154, 302.
- XVI. 11, 60.
- XXI. 177, 186.
whereas, XIII. 200.
whey face, X. 265.
which, XVII. 369.
XIX. 57.
whiffler, XII. 496.
XIX. 399.
whiles, V. 395.
whipping cheer, XII. 245.
whipstock, XXI. 227.
whirring, XXI. 299.
whist, IV. 43.
whistle, XIX. 387.
white bosom, XVIII. 113.
white death, VIII. 282.
white ewe, XIX. 233.
white herring, XVII. 485.
white livered, XIV. 476.
wbiting time, V. 134.
whitsters, V. 125.
whittle, XIX. 199.
wholesome, V. 206.
XVI. 102.
whooping, VIII. 97.
whose every, XVII. 11.
wicked, IV. 38.
wide, XV. 335.
wild, XVII. 295.
wild goose chase, XX. 111.
wilderness, VI. 306.
wildly, X. 477.
will, XIX. 385.
Wilnccote, IX. 30.
XII. 240.
wimpled, VII. 65.
Winchester goose, XIII. 33.
XV.479,480.
wind, VIII. 121.
wind rows, XVII. 24.
windmill, XII. 137.
windows of the east, XX. 15.
wine, custom of sending, V.91.
wink, IV. 73.
IX. 243.
winking gates, X. 385.
winnowed, XVIII. 363.
winter ground, XVIII. 576.
wis, VII, 300.
wise gentleman, VI. 155.
wise woman, V. 183.
wish, VI. 79.
IX. 45.
XIX. 260.
wished, XIX. 190.
wit, VII. 262.
XVI. 360.
XVIII. 141.
XXI. 331.
wit and will, XV. 256.
wit, whither wilt, VIII. 144.
witch, XI. 381.
XIII. 286.
with, VII. 264.
within him, XX. 439.
wittol, V. 98.
witty, XIV. 28, 435.
woe, IV. 160.
woe begone, XII. 14.
wolds, XVII. 472.
woman of the world, VIII. 176.
woman's fault, XI. 234.
wondered, IV. 134.
wood, IV. 214, 375.
XIII. 143.
woodbine, IV. 443.
woodcock, VI. 154.
wooden pricks, XVII. 413.
wooden thing, XIII. 158.
woocman, V. 201.
VI. 372.
XVIII. 548.
wcoed, XIV. 323
woolvith, XVI, 105.
woolward, VII. 195.
word, XIV. 374.
XVIII. 89, 288.
words, XIV. 196.
work, XV. 205.
working day, XII. 462.
workings, XII. 172.
world to fee, VI. 115.
wrongs, V. 168.
XIV. 485.
wroth, VII. 301.
wrought, IX. 414.
wrung, XXI. 101.
wrying, XVIII. 597.
worin, VI. 291.
yare, VI. 350.
XVII. 289.
yarely, IV.5.
worms, XVIII. 525.
XVII. 89, 160, 194.
wormy beds, IV. 433.
yearn, XII. 454.
worn, V.
307.
XXI. 286.
worse bested, XIII. 246. yellow stockings, V. 332.
worship, XVII. 244.
yeoman, XII. 49.
worth, V. 354.
yeoman service, XVIII. 349.
IX. 400.
yerk, XII. 484.
worth the whistle, XVII. 513, yesty, X. 209.
worts, V. 20.
yield you, XVII. 204.
wot, V. 86.
York, Cicely, duchess of,
wreak, XVI. 185.
XIV. 346.
XXI. 101.
York, Richard, duke of, XIII.
wren, V. 352.
194.
wrest, X. 473.
young, XX. 18.
XV. 361.
young men, XX. 29.
wrested pomp, X. 496. younker, XI. 358.
wretch, XIX. 366.
your, XII, 299.
wretched, XIV. 361.
yoxen, IV. 353.
wring, IV. 21.
writ, XVIII. 142.
XXI. 204.
write against, VI. 120. zany, VII. 175.
write down, IV. 195.
zealous, X. 398.
writhled, XIII. 61.
zed, XVII. 399.
wrong, IX. 71.
The preceding Index is compiled on the same plan as that fub-
joined to Dodfley's Collection of Old Plays, publithed in the year
1780. REED.
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