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When love with unconfined wings. Lovelace. III.251. When May is in his prime. Edwards. II. III.

When May is in his prime, and youthful spring. Watson. II. 277.

When nature heard men thought her old. D'Avenant. III. 161.

When on my sick bed I languish. Flatman. III. 364. When Phoenix shall have many makes. Turbervile.

II. 154.

When the monthly-horned queen. Mennis and Smith. III. 358.

When the sad ruin of that face. Beedome. III. 242. When the straight columns on whose well-knit chine. Delaune. III. 244.

When to her lute Corinna sings. Campion. III. 19. When wert thou born, Desire. E. of Oxford. II. 139. When whispering strains do softly steal. Strode. III. 148.

When women first dame nature wrought. Edwards. II. 109.

When you the sun-burnt pilgrim see. Carew. III. 136. Whence comes my love, oh heart disclose. Harrington. II. 284.

Where Cupid's fort hath made a way. Anon. II. 355Where seething sighs and sower sobs. Ld. Vaux. II.60. Where the bee sucks there lurk I. Shakspeare. II. 313.

Where wit is over-rul'd by will. Davison. III. 12.
When words are weak, and foes encountering strong.
Southwell. II. 166.

While I listen to thy voice. Waller. III. 177.
While the moon with sudden gleam. Anon. III. 324.
Whilom in the winter's rage. Green. II. 160.
Whilst early light springs from the skies. Cartwright,

III. 208.

Who is it that this dark night. Sidney. II. 226.
Who is Silvia, what is she. Shakspeare. II. 314.
Why doth the ear so tempt the voice. Habington.
III. 182.

Why fearest thou thy outward foe. Anon. II. 65..

Why let her

go, I'll vex myself no more. Brome. III.

276. Why should I longer long to live. Yloop. II. 125. Why should you swear I am forsworn. Lovelace. III. 248.

Why so pale and wan, fond lover. Suckling. III. 216. Winds whisper gently whilst she sleeps. Cotton. III. 346.

Wonder it is, and pity is't that she. Constable II. 274. Wonder not though I am blind. Carew. III. 142.

Y.

Ye gladly would have me to make you some toy. Gifford. II. 173.

Ye nimble dreams, with cobweb wings. Anon. III. 318.

Ye should stay longer if we durst. Beaumont and Fletcher. III. 49.

Ye who dwell above the skies. Sandys. III. 21. You are a tulip seen to-day. Herrick. III. 282, You meaner beauties of the night. Wotton. II. 330. Young men fly when beauty darts. Peck. III. 311. Your looks so often cast. Wyatt. II. 44.

Youth made a fault through lightness of belief. Watson. II. 282.

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