Timo
Timon, his execration of the Athenians
his speech to Alcibiades
his reflections on the earth
his discourse with Apemantus
his speech to the thieves.
his character of an honest steward
Titles, new ones
Travelling, advantage of
Troilus, character of
Trust in man, vanity of
Trumpeter, description of one
Valley, description of a melancholy one
Virtue and goodness
Vanity of human nature
wishes
Vicious persolis infatuated by heaven
Victory by the French, description of
English
Villain to be noted
his look and ready zeal
Violets
Virtue given to be exerted
Ulysses, the subtilty of him, and stupidity of Ajax
Unkindness described
Volumnia’s resolution on the pride of Coriolanus
pathetic speech to her son Coriolanus
Vows, rash ones, condemned
Vulgar, fickleness of the
Wai, prognostics of
miseries of
Warrior, a gallant one
Warwick, earl of, his dying speech
Wedding, a mad one described
Widcw compared to a turtle
Wife, duty of one to her husband
song of one to her husband
description of a good one
impatience of one to meot her husband
innocency of one
Winter, a song
Wisdom superior to fortune
Witches described
power of
Wolsey, Cardinal, his speech to Cromwell
an account of his i'vath
his vices and virtues described
Woman, her tongue
58
305
307
308
ib.
310
311
95
81
338
157
328
318
38
38, 74
173
176
97
ib.
64
101
112
30
323
249
186
190
329
124
109
141
120
151
65
94
66
118
162
195
199
30
176
260
280
166
167
ib.
64
