Unde rubor vestris, & non sua pur-

pura lymphis 37
Uno oculo? ah centum potiùs mihi,

millia centum 19
Usq etiam nostros Te (Christe) tene-

mus amores 64
Ut cùm delicias leves, loquacem 183
Ut magis in Mundi votis, Aviùmá

querelis 107
Ut pretium facias dono, donare re-

cusas 39

Vadit (Io!) per aperta sui penetralia
Vani, quid strepitis? nam, quamvis

Was Car then Crashawe; or Was

Crashawe Car 187
Welcome my Grief, my Joy; how

deare's 82
Well meaning readers! you that come

as friends 274
Well Peter dost thou wield thy active

sword 83
What bright soft thing is this

71
What ever storie of their crueltie

74
What heav'n-intreated Heart is This

190
What? Mars his sword? faire

Cytherea say 130
What succour can I hope the Muse

will send 146
When you are Mistresse of the song

165
Where art thou Sol, while thus the

blind fold Day 144
Who ere she be 160
Why dost thou wound my wounds, ô

thou that passest by 80
With all the powres my poor Heart

hath 246
Would any one the true cause find

153