Pope of Rome, more than the, 217.
Popery, inclines a man to, 212.
Popish liturgy, 320.
Poplar pale, edged with, 207.
Poppies, pleasures are like, 384.
Poppy nor mandragora, 129.
Populous city pent, long in, 194.
Porcelain clay of humankind, 231.
of human clay, 488.
Porcupine, upon the fretful, 106.
Porpentine, upon the fretful, 106.
Port as meke as is a mayde, 1.
for men, 317.
of all men's labours, 140.
pride in their, 339.
to imperial Tokay, 320.
Portal we call death, whose, 539.
Portance in my travels' history, 125.
Portion, he wales a, 389.
in this life, my, 209.
of that around me, 474.
of uncertain paper, 487.
that best, of a good man's life, 406.
Portions of eternity, 564.
of the soul of man, 564.
Portius, thy steady temper, 249.
Ports and happy havens, 55
Posies, thousand fragrant, 17.
Possess a poet's brain, 146.
but one idea, 316.
to see to feel and to, 472.
Possessed, first I have, 479.
with inward light, 438.
Possesssing all things, 434.
Possession, bliss in, 439.
fie on, 3.
is cleven points in the law, 248.
would not show, virtue that, 29.
Possest, less pleasing when, 325.
Possibilities, pounds and, 22.
Post o'er land and ocean, 208.
of honour a private station,
Posteriors of this day, 33.
Posterity, contemporaneous, 621.
done for us, what has, 383.
intimately known to, 520.
obligation to, 383.
Postern of a needle's eye, 56.
Posy of a ring, prologue or the, 113.
Pot, boil like a, 591.
death in the, 589.
thorns under a, 600.
three-hooped, 68.
Potations, banish strong, 383.
pottle deep, 127.
Potent grave and reverend, 125.
over sun and star, 407.
Potentially of growing rich, 318.
Pots of ale, size of, 215.
Pouch, tester I'll have in, 22.
Pouncet-box 'twixt his finger, 57.
Pounds, rich with forty, 340.
seven hundred, and possibilities,22.
six hundred, a year, 245.
take care of themselves, 298.
three hundred, a year, 23.
two hundred, a year, 220.
Poverty come, so shall thy, 596.
depressed, worth by, 312.
distressed by, 313.
evil that wealth excludes, 317.
I pay thy, not thy will, 82.
nor riches, neither, 599.
not my will consents, 82.
rustic life and, 442.
steeped me in, 130.
the destruction of the poor, 596
urn of, penny in the, 507.
Powder, food for, 61.
keep your, dry, 517.
Power, an unwearied, 356.
and pelf, 448.
balance of, 253.
beauty hath strange, 198.
behind the eye, 533.
behind the throne, 319.
dissevering, mutters of, 202.
earthly, show likest God's, 40.
forty parson, 489.
gray flits the shade of, 472.
greatest not exempted from her, 18
intellectual, 421.
is passing from the earth, 419.
knowledge is, 138.
like a pestilence, 492.
never yet was human, 485.
not now in fortune's, 217.
o'er true virginity, 200.
of beauty, 226.
of grace, 441.
of public plunder, 625.
of thought, 481
pangs of guilty, 313.
pomp of, 328
protecting, 396.
should take who have the, 411.
some novel, 554.
taught by that, 343
temporal, force of, 39.
that hath made us a nation, 491.
the giftie gie us, wad some, 385.
to assume a pleasing shape, 110.
to charm insanity, 533.
to charm, nor witch hath, 101.
to say behold, 34.
to thunder, flatter Jove for his,
to wound, shoe has, 323.
upon the past, heaven has not, 227.
wad some, 385.
which could evade, 485.
which erring meu call chance, 201
wreck of, 505.
Powerful grace that lies in herbs, 80.
Powers that be, 613.
that will work for thee, 412.
which impress our minds, 416.
Practices, long train of these, 319.
Practise to deceive, 450.
Practised falsehood, 187.
what he preached, 308.
Prague, old hermit of, 51.
Prague's proud arch, 441.
Praise, all his pleasure, 258.
beat high for, 456.
blame love kisses, 404.
blessings and eternal, 418.
come to bury Cæsar not to, 86.
damn with faint, 281.
dispraised no small, 196.
Father Son and Holy Ghost, 235.
from Sir Hubert Stanley, 394.
garment of, 605.
him all creatures, 235.
if there be any, 615.
love of, howe'er concealed, 266.
muse his, 303.
none named thee but to, 501.
poets lose half the, 176.
pudding against empty, 284.
song in thy, 386.
sound of woman's, 523.
the Frenchman, 358.
them most that paint truest, 251.
thirst of, 356.
undeserved is scandal in disguise,
283.
whom there were none to, 403.
Praises faintly when he must, 281.
Praising most dispraises, 281.
the rose that all are, 508.
what is lost makes the remem-
brance dear, 48.
Prate of my whereabout, stones, 93
Prattle to be tedious, thinking his, 56.
Pray, doth late and early, 143.
goody please to moderate, 296.
love me little, love me long, 165.
remained to, 341.
the Lord my soul to keep, 585.
we do, for mercy, 40.
with you, drink with you nor, 37.
Prayer all his business, 258
ardent opens heaven, 265.
cursed with every granted, 274.
doth teach us all, 40.
erects a house of, 239.
fondest, for others' weal, 470.
four hours spend in, 10.
homes of silent, 552.
imperfect offices of, 421.
is of no avail, when, 418.
is the soul's sincere desire, 440.
making their lives a, 541.
Prayer of Ajax was for light, 540.
people's, the, 222.
swears a, or two, 78.
Prayer-books, beads and, 271.
Prayers, child of many, 537.
which are old age's alms, 142.
Prayeth best who loveth best, 433.
well who loveth well, 433.
Preached as never to preach again,213.
practised what he, 308.
Preacheth patience, 160.
Preaching, a woman, 316.
Precedent, codeless myriad of, 555.
embalmis a principle, 539.
Precept upon precept, 604.
Precincts of the cheerful day, 330.
Precious bane, deserve the, 180.
in the sight of the Lord, 594.
instance of itself, sends some, 117.
jewel in his head, wears a, 42.
life-blood of a master-spirit, 211.
nose, that 's his, 513.
odours, virtue is like, 137.
ointment, better than, 600.
seeing to the eye, it adds a, 32.
stone, a gift is as a, 597.
to me, things most, 98.
treasure of his eyesight, 77.
Precipitate down dashed, 299.
Precise art is too, 165.
in promise-keeping, 24.
Predecessor, illustrious, 348
Preferment goes by letter, 124.
Pregnant hinges of the knee, 113.
Prejudice is strong when the judg
'Prentice han' she tried on man, 385.
Preparation, dreadful note of, 66.
Presage of his future years, 372.
Presbyterian true blue, 216.
Presence full of light, 82.
lord of thy, and no land beside, 52.
maiden, scanter of your, 105.
of body, 431.
shall my wants supply, 252.
whose, civilizes ours, 357.
Present fears less than imaginings, 90.
joys therein I find, 8.
in spirit, absent in body, 613.
things seem worst, 63.
Presentment, counterfeit, 115.
Presents endear absents, 431.
Preservative of all arts, 623.
Press, freedom of the, 370.
not a falling man too far, 73.
the people's right maintain, 469.
with vigour on, 307.
Pressure, his form and, 112.
of taxation, 429.
Presume not God to scan, 270.
Pretender, God bless the, 297.
Pretty creature drink, 402.
everything that, is, 134.
Fanny's way, 258.
feet like snails, 164.
in amber, 280.
Sally, none like, 244.
to force together thoughts, 434.
to walk with, 163.
Prevaricate, thou dost, 216.
Prey at fortune, 129.
expects his evening, 327.
fleas that on him, 245.
to dumb forgetfulness, 330.
to hastening ills a, 340.
was man, his, 287.
where eagles dare not perch, 70.
Priam's curtain, 62.
powers and self shall fall, 290.
Price, all men have their, 253.
for knowledge, too high the, 293.
of chains and slavery, 371.
of liberty, 626.
of wisdom is above rubies, 590.
pearl of great, 608.
Prick the sides of my intent, 2.
Pricking of my thumbs, 97.
on the plaine, 10.
Prickles on it, leaf had, 201.
tormenting himself with his, 513.
Pricks, kick against the, 612.
Pride aiming at the blest abodes, 269.
and haughtiness of soul, 249.
blend our pleasure or, 406.
coy submission modest, 188.
crueltie and ambition of man, 15.
day in its, 469.
father's joy mother's, 452.
fell with my fortunes, 41.
goeth before destruction. 597.
high-blown, broke under me, 73.
in reasoning pride, 269.
in their port, 339.
of former days, 456.
of kings, 268.
of place, towering in her, 95.
pomp and circumstance, 130.
rank pride, 'tis, 249.
spite of, 270.
that apes humility, 425, 434.
that licks the dust, 281.
that perished in his, 405.
the vice of fools, 276.
to relieve the wretched, 340.
vain the chief's the sage's, 284.
Priest, no Italian, shall tithe, 53.
pale-eyed, 207.
Priesthood, perpetual, 506.
Priests altars victims, 286.
by the imposition of a mightier
hand, 520.
tapers temples, 286.
Primal duties shine aloft, 423.
cldest curse upon 't, 114.
Prime, April of her, 135.
golden, of Alraschid, 547.
joyous, 11.
Primer, schoolmaster with his, 497.
Primeval, this is the forest, 537.
Primrose, bring the rathe, 204.
by a river's brim, 409.
first-born child of Ver, 153.
path of dalliance treads, 104.
peeps beneath the thorn, 342.
soft silken, fading timelessly, 209.
sweet as the, 342.
yellow, was to him, 409.
Prince make a belted knight, 388.
of darkness, 123, 163.
Princedoms virtues powers, 191.
Princeps copy, 396.
Princes and lords may flourish, 340.
are the breath of kings, 389.
find few real friends, 321.
like to heavenly bodies, 138.
privileged to kill, 347.
put not your trust in, 595.
that sweet aspect of, 78.
the death of, 85.
whose merchants are, 604.
Princes' favours, hangs on, 73.
Principle of bliss, the vital 303.
precedent embalms a, 530.
rebels from, 350.
Principles of human liberty, 467.
of resistance, 349.
oftener changed, 267.
with times, 274.
Print it, some said John, 213.
it, 'sdeath I'll, 280.
't is devils must, 462.
to see one's name in, 470.
transforms old, 361.
Printers have lost, 212.
Printing to be used, caused, 68.
Prior, here lies Matthew, 242.
Priscian a little scratched, 33.
Prison, palace and a, 475.
stone walls do not a, make, 172.
Prisoner, takes the reason, 90.
Prisoner's life, passing on the, 24.
Prisoners of hope, 605.
Prison-house, secrets of my, 106.
Prithee why so pale, 163.
Private credit is wealth, 584.
griefs they have, 87.
Prive and apert, 3.
Privilege of putting him to death, 428.
Privileged beyond the common walk,
263.
to kill, princes were. 347.
Prize, ever grateful for the, 401.
such was the, 126.
Procrastination thief of time, 262.
Proctors, prudes for, 550.
Procuress to the lords of hell, 552.
Prodigal, chariest maid is, 104.
excess, to our own, 419.
how like the, 38.
the soul lends the tongue vows, 105.
within the compass of a guinea,
468.
Prodigal's favourite, to be a, 419.
Prodigality of nature, framed in, 70.
Prodigious ruin, one, 230.
Product of a scoffer's pen, 421.
Profane, hence ye, 174.
Profined the God-given strength, 448.
Profanely, not to speak it, 112.
Profession, debtor to his, 137.
Professor of our art, 228.
Profit of their shining nights, 31.
no, where is no pleasure, 47.
Profited, what is a man, 609.
Progeny of learning, 378
Progress, their mazy, 326.
Progressive virtue, 301.
Prohibited degrees of kin, 220.
Project, crossed their, 321
Prologue, excuse came, 195.
Prophet, in the name of the, 426.
not without honour, 608.
Prophet's word, sounds like a, 500.
Prophetic of her end, 262.
ray, tints to-morrow with, 480.
soul, O my, 106.
strain, something like, 207.
Prophets do they live forever, 606.
is Saul also among the, 587.
of the future, 490.
perverts the, 470.
Proportion, curtailed of fair, 70.
in small, we just beauties see, 147.
preserving the sweetness of, 147.
Propose, why don't the men, 508.
Proposes, man, but God disposes, 5.
Propriety, frights the isle from her,
127.
Proprium humani ingenii, 229.
Prose or rhyme, 178.
run mad, not poetry but, 230.
verse will seem, 236.
warbler of poetic, 362.
what others say in, 283.
is this a, or the posy of a ring, 113. Prospect of belief, within the, 90.
Prologues, happy, 90.
like compliments, 332.
Promethean fire, 32.
heat, where is that, 131.
Promiscuously applied hands, 478.
Promise hope believe, 481.
keep the word of, 100.
of celestial worth, 267.
of your early day, 463.
to his loss, though he, 619.
who broke no, 276.
Promised on a time, 12.
Promise-keeping, precise in, 24.
Promises of youth, 314.
oft fails where most it, 48.
Promontory, earth seems a sterile, 109.
with trees upon 't, 183.
Promotion cometh neither from the
east nor west, 593.
none will sweat but for, 42.
Prompts the eternal sigh, 272.
Proof, give me ocular, 130.
sweetness yieldeth, 415.
't is a common, 84.
Pronouncing on his bad, before, 506.
Protestantism of the Protestant reli- | Public, to speak in, on the stage, 894.
Protests too much, the lady, 114.
Proteus rising from the sea, 410.
Protracted life is woe, 311.
Proud and mighty have, all the, 209
conceited talking spark, 332.
for a wit, too, 342.
grief is, 53.
instruct my sorrows to be, 53.
knowledge is, 364.
man, but man, 25.
man's contumely, 111.
me no prouds, 652.
philosophy, I ask not, 444.
scene was o'er, 284.
science never taught to stray, 269.
setter up of kings, 69.
shall be, all the, 289
to importune, too, 331.
tops of the eastern pines, 56.
waves be stayed, 591.
world, good by, 532.
Prouder than rustling in silk, 134.
Proud-pied April, 136.
Prove all the pleasures, 17.
all things, 615.
in the fall of a sparrow,
is with the last reserve, 627.
their guide, 196.
Provoke a saint, 't would, 274.
Provoketh thieves, beauty, 41.
Prow, youth on the, 327.
Prudence points the way,
Prudent man looketh well, 596.
Prudes for proctors, 550.
Prunello, leather or, 272.
Pruning-hooks, spears into, 603.
Psalmist of Israel, the sweet, 558.
Psalms, purloins the, 470.
songs be turned to holy, 142.
Public credit, dead corpse of, 466.
feasts, wedlock compared to, 145.
flame nor private, 286.
haunt, exempt from, 42.
honour is security, 584.
rout, where meet a, 145.
show, midnight dances and, 289.
stock of harmless pleasure, 315.
Publish it not in the streets, 588.
Publishing neighbour's shame, 234.
Pudding against empty praise, 284.
last piece of, 431
Puff the prostitute away, 227.
Puffed and reckless libertine, 104.
Pull in resolution, 100.
Puller down of kings, 69.
Pulpit drum ecclesiastick, 215.
Pulse of life stood still, 262.
Pulses fly, makes his, 562.
Pulteney's toad-eater, 334.
Pun, who could make so vile a, 240.
provoking thyme, 324.
Punch, some sipping, 409.
Punctual spot, this, 192.
Punishment, back to thy, 184.
greater than I can bear, 586.
that women bear, 27.
Pupil of the human eye, 462.
Puppy whelp and hound, 343.
Puppy-dogs, as maids talk of, 52.
Pure alone are mirrored, 507.
and eloquent blood, 144.
and holy meek and lowly, 534.
as snow chaste as ice, 111.
by being shone upon, 455.
in thought as angels are, 401.
kept thy truth so, 208.
real Simon, 252.
unto the pure all things are, 616.
Purge and leave sack, 62.
off the baser fire, 182
Purged with euphrasy, 195.
Puritans hated bear-baiting, 522.
Purity and truth, 237.
Purloins the psalms, 470.
Purple all the ground, 204.
and gold, gleaming in, 482.
as their wines, 285.
light of love, 326.
testament of bleeding war, 56.
the sails, 132.
with love's wound, 34.
Purpose, cite Scripture for his, 37.
constancy to, 530.
firm, is equal to the deed, 263.
flighty, never is o'ertook, 98.
infirm of, 94.
one increasing, 549.
shake my fell, 91.
speak and, not, 121.
time to every, 600.
Purposed overthrow, 136.
Purposes, execute their airy, 179.
Purpureal gleams, 408.
Purse, bursting, 387.
costly as thy, can buy, 104.
put money in thy, 126.
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