INDEX. When You See Me, You Know Me, &c. White Devil, the, or Vittoria Corombona (J. Webster), ii. 254. Whore of Babylon, the (T. Dekker and Wife for a Month, a (J. Fletcher), ii. Wild Gallant, the (J. Dryden), ii. 497. 204. Wilkins, G., i. 422; supposed author of Wilson, D., on Caliban, i. 443. Winter's Tale, the (W. Shakspere), i. 436. Wit and Science (J. Redford; morality), Wit at several Weapons (F. Beaumont Wit in a Constable (H. Glapthorne), ii. Wit without Money (J. Fletcher), ii. 194. 643 Witch, the (T. Middleton), ii. 75. Woman, a, Killed with Kindness (T. Hey- Woman-Captain, the (T. Shadwell), ii. Woman-Hater, the (F. Beaumont (?) and Woman in the Moon, the (J. Lyly), i. 160. Women Pleased (J. Fletcher), ii. 210. Wonder of Women, the, or Sophonisba (J. Marston), ii. 59. THE END. Bedford Street, Strand, LonDON, W.C. January 1875. 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