One for Sorrow (20 page)

ROSE
9
,
27–8

THORN
9
,
27–8
,
56–7

SEE ALSO TREES

PLAUTUS
51
,
171

PLUTARCH
53

POLITEUPHUIA (BODENHAM)
119

POOR RICHARD'S ALMANAC (FRANKLIN)
34
,
103

POSTERITY
82–3

POVERTY, AND LOVE
125

PROVERBS OF HENDYNG
43

PROVERBS IN SCOTS (CARMICHAELL)
34

PUBLILIUS SYRUS
29
,
117

PUTTENHAM, GEORGE
144

QUEEN ELIZABETH'S ACADEMY (GILBERT)
29

QUINTUS COURTIUS RUFUS
93

RACKHAM, OLIVER
71

RAY, JOHN
57
,
63
,
140
,
142
,
162-3

RED BOOK OF HERGEST, THE
91

REMAINES OF A GREATER WORKE . . . (CAMDEN)
113
,
139–40
,
142–3

RESCUYNGE OF THE ROMISHE FOX, THE (TURNER)
15

RHYMES:

‘ASH BEFORE OAK . . .'
98–9

‘BIRDS OF A FEATHER . . .'
15–16

‘EARLY TO BED . . .'
102–4

‘IF A CIRCLE FORMS ROUND THE MOON . . .'
74–5

‘IF THE COCK GOES . . .'
152

‘IF FEBRUARY GIVES MUCH SNOW . . .'
180–1

‘IF WISHES WERE HORSES . . .'
140

‘LADYBIRD, LADYBIRD . . .'
61

LITTLE RHYMES FOR LITTLE FOLKS
103

‘MARES' TAILS . . .'
64–5

‘ONE FOR THE ROOK . . .'
72

‘ONE FOR SORROW . . .'
13–14

‘ONION SKINS VERY THIN'
172–3

‘A RAINBOW IN THE EASTERN SKY . . .'
114–15

‘RED SKY . . .'
16–17

‘ST SWITHUN'S DAY . . .'
95–6

‘SNEEZE ON MONDAY . . .'
75–6

‘SOMETHING OLD . . .'
130–1

‘A SWARM OF BEES IN MAY . . .'
155

‘SWEET APRIL SHOWERS . . .'
141

AND WEATHER LORE
16–17

‘WHEN CLOUDS APPEAR . . .'
138–9

‘WHEN THE MOON LIES . . .'
169–70

‘WHEN THE WIND IS BLOWING . . .'
107–9

ROBERT THE BRUCE
52

ROGERS, NEHEMIAH
63

ROLLING STONE
29–30

ROLLING STONES
30

ROMEO AND JULIET (SHAKESPEARE)
84

SAILORS
17
,
20
,
32

ST JEROME
47–8

ST MARHER
97

ST PAUL
47
,
69

ST THOMAS'S DAY
105–6

SAUCE
161–2

SAYINGS:

IN FABRIC OF LIFE
9–10

REGIONAL VARIATIONS OF
13–14

FROM SUPERSTITION
9

SEE ALSO RHYMES; CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

SCHEMES, BEST-LAID
91–2

SCOTT, WALTER
176

SEASONS, SEE CALENDAR AND SEASONS

SECKER, WILLIAM
15–16

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM
54
,
68
,
84–5
,
116
,
117

SHELTON, THOMAS
41

SHIP
162–3

SIR BEVIS OF HAMPTON
66

SKY, RED
11
,
16–17

SMITH, ALEXANDER
83

SMOKE, AND FIRE
51–2

SNATCHED FROM THE POOR HOUSE (CLODFELTER)
102

SNEEZING
75–6

SOME FRUITS OF SOLITUDE (PENN)
42

SONGS AND BALLADS (LOVER)
36

SOUTHEY, ROBERT
147–8

‘SPENDTHRIFT AND THE SWALLOW, THE'
18

STANLEY BROTHERS
35

STEINBECK, JOHN
92

STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD . . ., A (TAPPAN)
85

STITCH IN TIME
94–5

SULLIVAN ROY
134

SUNDAY AT HOME, THE
31

SUPERNATURAL, SAYINGS SPRING FROM
9

SYMONS'S METEOROLOGICAL MAGAZINE
170

TAPPAN, HENRY
85

TAR
162–3

TAVERNER, RICHARD
18
,
53
,
165

TAYLOR, JOHN
49

TAYLOR'S FEAST (TAYLOR)
49

THURBER, JAMES
104

TIDE
97–8

TIME OF DAY:

DARKEST HOUR
35–7

AND SKY, COLOUR OF
16–17

TIME AND TIDE
97–8

TITUS ANDRONICUS (SHAKESPEARE)
116

TORRICELLI, EVANGELISTA
145–6

TRAVEL
25–6

TREES:

ASH
9
,
98–9

HAWTHORN
71

OAK
9
,
83
,
98–9
,
109–11

PEAR
83

FOR POSTERITY
82–3

WALNUT
83

SEE ALSO PLANTS

TROILUS AND CRISEYDE (CHAUCER)
109–10

TROJAN HORSE
47

TURNER, WILLIAM
15

TUSSER, THOMAS
141

TYNDALE, WILLIAM
160

VIRGIL
22–3
,
47

VOWS
31–2

VOYAGES, SEE TRAVEL

WALNUT TREE
83

WATER:

IN AIR
17

COLD
43

LEADING HORSE TO
32–3

LEARNING TO SWIM IN
131

STILL, RUNNING DEEP
93–4

TIDE
97–8

WORTH OF
34–5

WATERS, MUDDY
30

WATTS, DONALD
173

WAVERLY (SCOTT)
176

WEALTH
14
,
46
,
102–4
,
105
,
174

WEATHER:

AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
146

CLOUDS
64–5
,
138–9

COLD
89–90

FROST
105–6

LIGHTNING
134

IN MARCH
21

RAIN
17
,
23–4
,
74–5
,
77
,
95–6
,
98–9
,

RAINBOW
114–15

RED SKY
11
,
16

SHOWERS
141–2

SNOW
74–5
,
180–1

SQUALL
27

STORM, CALM FOLLOWING
19–20

STORM, VOWS MADE IN
31–2

SUN, AND HAY
39–40

WIND
107–9

SEE ALSO CALENDAR AND SEASONS

WEDDINGS
130–1

WELL
34

WIFE FOR A MONTH, A (FLETCHER)
21

WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY
96

WISHES
139–40

WITCHES
59
,
82
,
121–2
,
178

WOMAN KILLED WITH KINDNESS, A (HEYWOOD)
38

WORK, LIGHT
65–7

SEE ALSO OCCUPATIONS

WORKS (ADAMS)
31

WYCLIFFE, JOHN
16