49, a was sometimes omitted

after what, in the sense of 'what kind of'; Two Gen. of Ver., I. ii. 56. When, II. i. 7, an exclamation of impatience. When you saw his Chariot but appeare (appear), I. i. 50, 'saw but his chariot appear'; but varies in its position, as 'only' does with

us.

Where, I. ii. 70, when; Macb., IV.

ii. 17.

Whether, II. i. 218, pronounced wher.

Who, V. i. 96, which, as often in

Sh.

whole, II. i. 360, well, healthy. With, III. i. 51, 298, by. Compare III. ii. 207, IV. iii. 219. With a thought, V. iii. 22, quick as thought.

Wives, III. i. 113, women; Wint. Tale, IV. iv. 298.

Worke (work) alive, IV. iii. 224, the work that we the living have to do.

World, I. ii. 330, condition of affairs.

Worthles (worthless), V. i. 69, unworthy.

Yet, II. i. 273, still.

You are the first that reares (rears), III. i. 38, the verb is often in the third person, though the antecedent be in the second or first,