Walpole’s poesy upon a ring, 63.
Warsaw, matrons of, give their wedding-rings to be coined in aid of
the Polish struggle, 190.
Warts, taken away by ring touching them, 132.
Warwick, Sir Philip, intrusted with use of the ring of Charles I.,
178.
Washington bequeathed rings, 229.
Wedding-ring touching wart to take it away, 132;
rubbing on “sty” to cure it, _ib._;
Grecian and Roman wedding-rings, 195, 196;
gold-wire rings given away at weddings, 213, 215;
ancient silver ring, 220.
Whistle connected with a ring, 38.
Wire rings of gold given away at weddings, 213.
Wound cured by touch of ring, 133.