Whigs to Woe
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Whigs
Wings
oh that I had
are
cyphers
of
time
Whip
shall
tell
me
such knaves
Wink
a reputation down
in
every hand a
Wins
the eye
Whippd
out
Winter
at hand
for
oerdoing
comes
at last
Whipping, escape
comes
to rule
Whips
and scorns
lingering
Whirlwind
rides in the
of
our
Whispering
lovers
wind
Whispers
tinged with friendship
Winters
flaw
Whist
stood still
time-bleachd
locks
Whistle
her off
Wintry clouds
the
shrill
Wisdom
cold
Whistled
as he went
creative
Whistling
of a name
is
oft concealed
Whitewashed
wall
is
the only thing
Who
breathes
of
age
can
direct
reproof
from
hath
not ownd
sits
in want
thinks
smile
Who
would be
taught
would
not be
that
we may apply
Whoeer
has travelld
Wise
and masterly
Whole
half is better than
be
to-day
half
is more than
bearing
Wholesome
youll find it
father
Whose
night
folly
to be
peaceful
day
know
that God is
Why
for every
man
knows
is
plain
man
is strong
Wicked
Hannibal
physician
Widow
a study
saws
as
I say
so
young
of
fifty
some
deemed him
presents
her weed
to-day
Wife
a vine
too
pretty to be
and
children
too
wise to err
a
fair
young
judge
husband
and the
Wiser
man
good
Wisest
the
half
so delightful as a
Wisely
and slow
constellation
of virtue
Wish
ardently we
peculiar
gift of heaven
to
blot
like
a
nolle prosequi
was
father
like
peevish man and
Wishd
to be
part
with your
Wishes
all confined
stopt
the proceedings
like
landscapes
thou
rake of a
Wit
tyrant
a
man
you
are my true
and
judgment
you
made me a
and
mirth
Wifes
pleasure husbands pain
brightens
Wig
the dowry of a second
flew
about the room
Wild
far in a
Wit
in a man
fowl
fearful
is
the most rascally
Wiles
wanton
poor
enough to be
Wilful
against wise
reproof
from
Will
and there an end
snuft
by want
be
there a
out
age in
he
that complies
that
can creep
if
she complies
to
make faults
not
when she may
Witching
time of night
of
his
With
equal pace
puzzles
the
thee
who
has no
his
fist
Willing
nations knew
Wither
green
Win
her
a
woman
Withered
and
laugh
that
suddenly
have I
might
Withers
at joy
or
lose
are
unwrung
the
fair
Without
our hopes
Wind
Wits
great
and
his nobility
encounter
of the
and
rain
live
by his
blown
losing
his
ill
blows the
Wives
and children
in
that corner
Wiving
by destiny
not
the ill
Woe
all our
now
sits the
charm
for
tempers
the
cherishd
what
foreseeing
whistles
at his work
heritage
of
wings
of the
knowledge
leads to
Window
of my heart
melt
at others
to
receive
mockery
of
Windows
and storied
ponderous
ere
1 let fall the
protracted
her
two blue
succeeds
a woe
of
her mind
sculptured
form of
Windows
thy eyes
who
felt anothers
to
the soul
Winds
breathe soft
cradled
in
of
heaven
shake
the buds
while
rocking
Wine
and truth
-cup
sparkles
invisible
spirit of
makes
love forget its cares
of
life
there
is truth in
what
cannot
Winged the shaft
By
PanEris
using
Melati
.
 
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