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V.
Valentinian, 9
Valiant Scot, 32
Valiant Welchman, 27
Varieties, 32
Very Woman, 16
Unfortunate Lovers, 6
Unfortunate Shepherd, 25
Unfortunate Mother, 18
Unfortunate Usurper, 32
Ungrateful Favourite, 32
Unhappy Favourite, Essex, 3
Unnatural Combat, 16
Unnatural Tragedy, 18
Usurper, 12
Untrussing the Humerous Poet, 5
Venice preserved, 19
Virtue Betray'd, 3
Vestal Virgin, 12
Villain, 19
Virgin Martyr, 16
Virgin Widow, 20
Virtuous Octavia, 1
Virtuous Wife, 8
Virtuoso, 24
Vision of Delight, 13
Vision of the 12 Goddesses, 5
Vow Breaker, 23
W.
Walks of Islington & Hogsdon, 13
Wandring Lover, 17
Warning for fair Women, 32
Weakest goes to the Wall, ib.
Wealth and Health, ib.
Wedding, 32
Westward Hoe, 5
What you will, 16
When you see me, you know me, 20
White Devil, 25
Whore of Babylon, 5
Wiat's History, ib.
Widow, 13
Widow's Tears, 3
Wife for a Month, 9
Wild Gallant, 7
Wild-Goose Chase, 9
Wily beguil'd, 32
Wine, Beer, Ale, & Tobac., ib.
Winter's Tale, 22
Wise Woman of Hogsdon, 11
Witch of Edmonton, 5
Wit in a Constable, 10
Wit without money, 9
Wit of a Woman, 32
Wit at several Weapons, 9
Wits, By Sir W. D. Omitted
Wits Cabal, 18
Wits led by the Nose, 32
Witty Combat, 27
Witty Fair, One, 22
Woman turn'd Bully, 32
---- Captain, 24
----'s Conquest, 12
---- kill'd, with kindness, 11
---- Hater, 9
---- in the Moon, 14
----'s Prize, 9
---- will have her Will, 32
----'s a Weather-Cock, 9
Women pleas'd, ib.
Women beware Women, 16
Wonder, a Woman never vex'd, 20
Wonder of a Kingdom, 5
World toss'd at Tennis, 16
Wrangling Lovers, 21
Y.
Yorkshire Tragedy, 22
Young Admiral, ib.
Your five Gallants, 16
Youth's Glory, and Death's Banquet, 18
Young King, 3
ADVERTISEMENT.
FINIS.
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Transcriber's Notes:
Simple spelling, grammar, and typographical errors were corrected.
The Greek mispelling in footnote 59 was corrected.