Phrase of peace, 123.

would be more german, 119.
Physic pomp, take, 121.

throw, to the dogs, 98.
Physician heal thyself, 570.
Physics pain, labour we delight
in, 93.

Pia mater, womb of, 30.
Pick a pocket, 239.
Picked up his crumbs, 609.
Picking and stealing, 579.
Picks yer pocket, 304
Pickwickian sense, 538.
Picture, look here upon this, 115.
placed the busts between, 259.
Pictured urn, 330.
Pictures, eyes make, 436.
of silver, 556.

savage, in Afric maps, 245.
Piece, faultless, to see, 281.
Piecemeal on the rock, 478.
Piercing the night's dull ear, 64.
Pierian spring, 280.

Piety would not grow warmer, 321.
Pigs squeak, naturally as, 212.
Pike-staff, plain as a, 609.
Pilfers wretched plans, 382.
Pilgrim gray, honour comes a, 339.

steps in amice gray, 192.
Pilgrimage, in his, 19.
Pilgrimages, folk to gon on, 1.
Pilgrim-shrines, 529.

Pillar of fire by night, 541.

of state, 175.

Pillared firmament, 197.
shade, 190.

Pillory, window like a, 217.
Pillow hard, finds the down, 133.
Pilot, 't is a fearful night, 502.

of the Galilean lake, 200.
that weathered the storm, 398.
Pin's fee, life at a, 105.
Pincers tear, where the, 268.
Pinch, one, a lean-fac'd villain, 25.
Pinches, where the shoe, 583.
Pindarus, house of, 205.
Pine immovable infix'd, 177.

to equal which the tallest, 171.
with fear, 12.

Pined and wanted food, 401.
Pines, silent sea of, 433.
thunder-harp of, 529.

Pink and the pansy, 200.
of courtesy, 79.
of perfection, 350.
Pinks that grow, 25.

Pinto, Ferdinand Mendez, 256.
Piny mountain, 436.

Pious action we do sugar o'er, 110.
Pipe but as the linnets, 522.

Pipe for Fortune's finger, 113.
glorious in a, 485.

to the spirit ditties, 498.
Pipes and whistles, 41.
Piping time of peace, 68.
Pit, they'll fill a, 58.

whoso diggeth a, 556.
Pitch, he that toucheth, 565.
my moving tent, 438.
which flies the higher, 65.
Pitcher be broken, 560.
Pith and moment, 111.

seven years', 123.

Pitiful, 't was wondrous, 124.
Pitiless storm, pelting of this, 120.
Pity, challenge double, 13.

gave ere charity began, 345.
is akin to love, 238.
is the straightest path, 149.
't is 't is true, 108.
leaf of, writ, 81.

like a new-born babe, go.
melts the mind to love, 220,
of it, Iago, the pity of it, 129.
swells the tide of love, 263.
tear for, he hath a, 62.
that it was great, 55.

the sorrows of a poor old man,
372.

then embrace, 273.
upon the poor, 554..
Place and wealth, get, 289.
did then adhere, 91.

dignified by the doer's deed, 45.
everywhere his, 166.
jolly, in times of old, 405.
know it no more, 550.
like home, 500.

many a secret, 404.
many a solitary, 409.
mind is its own, 171.

of rest, where to choose, 191.
right man in the right, 525.
stands upon a slippery, 50.
that has known him, 544.
towering in her pride of, 93.
where honour 's lodged, 217.
where man can die, 504.
where the tree falleth, 559.
Places, lines are fallen unto me
in pleasant, 546.

the eye of heaven visits, 52.
which pale passion loves, 148.
Plagiare among authors, 208.
Plague of all cowards, 56.

of both your houses, 79.
of sighing and grief, 56.
the inventor, 90.
upon such backing, 56.
Plagues, but of all, 398.

Plain as a pike-staff, 609.

as way to parish church, 41.
in dress, 303:

knight pricking on the, 1o.
living and high thinking, 413.
of Marathon, 321.
rules, few, 413.

tale shall put you down, 56.
Plan, not without a, 269.

the simple, sufficeth them, 411.

Planet, under a rhyming, 28.
Planets in their course, 400.
Plant, earth bears a, 443.
fame is no, 200.
fixed like a, 272.

of slow growth, 322.

rare old, is the Ivy green, 538.
Plants suck in the earth, 166.

his footsteps in the sea, 369.
Plato thou reasonest well, 251.
Plato's retirement, 192.
Play at war, 364.

false, wouldst not, 89.
good as a, 592.

In the plighted clouds, 196.
's the thing, 110.
life's poor, is o'er, 273.
me no plays, 614.
the Devil, 69.

the fools with the time, 60.
the woman, 97.

to you is death to us, 232.
with similes, 403.

Playbill of Hamlet, 451.
Played at bo-peep, 158.

familiar with his hoary locks,
Player, life's a poor, 99. [501.
Players, men and womenmerely, 41.
Playmates, I have had, 429.
Plays round the head, 274.

such fantastic tricks, 23.
Plaything, some livelier, 273.
Plea so tainted, 36.

Plead lament and sue, 446.
like angels, 90.

Pleasant hast thou been, 542.
in their lives, 542.

in thy morning, 388.

sure to see one's name in
print, 466.

thought, we meet thee like a,
to severe, 226.

to think on, 157.

vices, 122.

Pleasantness, ways of, 552.

Please, certainty to, 399.

surest to, 348.

to live, 318.

Pleased, I would do what I, 8.

not the million, 109.

[403.

Pleased to the last, 269.
with a rattle, 273.
with novelty, 360.
with this bauble, 273.
Pleasing anxious being, 334-
dreadful thought, 251.
dreams and slumbers, 447.

memory of all he stole, 291.
shade, 328.

Pleasure after pain, sweet is, 220.

all hope, 229.

at the helm, 331.

ease content, 274.
frown at, 266.

howe'er disguised, 317.
in poetic pains, 361.
in the pathless woods, 475.
little, in the house, 372.
man of, is a man of pains, 266.
mixed reason with, 347.
never to blend our, 406.
no, where no profit grows, 44-
of being cheated, 217.
of love is in loving, 494.
of the game, 242.
praise all his, 259.
reason's whole, 274.
she was bent, on, 368.
shock of, 501.

sure in being mad, 230.
take, some to, 277.
to be drunk, 314.

to the spectators, 511.
treads upon the heels of, 256.
Pleasure-dome, stately, 434.
Pleasures and palaces, 500.
are like poppies, 385.
doubling his, 399.

in the vale of pain, 450.
of the present day, 315.
pretty, might me move, 13.
prove, all the, 15.

Pledge our sacred honours, 376.
Pledged to religion, 461.

Pleiades, sweet influences of, 545.

Plentiful lack of wit, 108.
Plenty as blackberries, 56.

o'er a smiling land, 334.
Plighted clouds, 196.
Plodders, continual, 29.
Plot me no plots, 613.

this blessed, this earth, 52.
Plough deep, 316.

following his, 405.

Ploughman homeward plods, 332.
Ploughshare o'er creation, 266.
stern Ruin's, 386.
Ploughshares, swords into, 561.
Pluck bright honour, 55.

from the memory, 98.

Port to imperial Tokay, 338.
Portal we call death, 533.
Portance in my travel's history,

124.

Portion of that around me, 518.

of uncertain paper, 487.
Portius, thy steady temper, 250.
Ports and happy havens, 52.
Posies, thousand fragrant, 15.
Possess a poet's brain, 142.
and to feel, 469.
Possessed, I have, 478.

with inward light, 436.
Possessing all things, 432.
Possession would not show, 28.
Possest, less pleasing when, 328.
Post of honour is a private sta-
tion, 251.

Posteriors of this day, 31.
Posterity, contemporaneous, 601.
done for us, what has, 381.
Posy of a ring, 113.
Pot, boil like a, 546.

death in the, 543.
thorns under a, 558.
three-hooped, 66.

Potations, banish strong, 381.
pottle deep, 126.

Potent grave and reverend, 123.
Pots of ale, size of, 212.
Pouch, tester in, 20.

Pouncet-box 'twixt his finger, 54.
Poverty come, so shall thy, 552.
depress'd, worth by, 318.
distrest by, 319.

I pay thy, 80.

nor riches, neither, 557.
not my will consents, 80.
steeped me in, 130.
urn of, 501.

Powder, food for, 58.

keep your, dry, 591.

Power and pelf, 445.

behind the throne, 322.
dissevering, 198.
forty parson, 490.
gray flits the shade of, 469.
in fortune's, not now in, 215.
intellectual, 423.

is passing from the earth, 420.
knowledge is, 137.
like a pestilence, 493.

of grace, 439.
of thought, 480.

o'er true virginity, 196.

should take who have the, 411.

taught by that, 348.

that hath made us, 491.

the giftie gie us, 386.

to charm, 101.

Power to thunder, Jove for his,

75.

which could evade, 484.
which has dotted over the
globe, 463.

Powers that be, 573.

that there are, 416.

that will work for thee, 412.
Practise to deceive, 447.
Practised falsehood, 181.
Prague's proud arch, 439.
Praise blame love, 404.
blessings and eternal, 419.
damn with faint, 286.
enough to fill the ambition
of a private man, 361.
if there be any, 575.
love of, 266.

named thee but to, 529.
poets lose half the, 169.
pudding against empty, 291.
the Frenchman, 366.

to be dispraised were no
small, 191.
undeserved, 290.

Praising, the rose that all are, 502.
what is lost, 45.
Prattle to be tedious, 53.

Pray goody please to moderate, 304.
remained to, 345.

Prayer all his business, 259.
ardent opens heaven, 266.
doth teach us all, 37-
erects a house of, 612.
for others' weal, 466.
homes of silent, 522.
imperfect offices of, 422.
is the soul's sincere desire,438.
making their lives a, 525.
people's, 222.

Prayers, feed on, 140.

Prayeth best who loveth best, 431.
well who loveth well, 431.

Preached as never to preach again,

Prejudice is strong, 304.
'Prentice han', 389.
Preparation, dreadful note of, 64.
Prepare to shed them now, 86.
Presage of his future years, 373.
Presbyterian true blue, 213.
Presence, full of light, 81.
lord of thy, 49.
Present fears, 89.

in spirit, 573.
Presentment, counterfeit, 115.
Press, here shall the, the people's
right maintain, 461.
not a falling man, 72.
Pressed its signet sage, 448.
Presume not God to scan, 272.
Pretender, no harm in blessing
the, 305.

who, is or who is king, 305.
Pretty Fanny's way, 259.
in amber, 286.

to walk with, 157.

Prevailed with double sway, 345.
Prevaricate, thou dost, 214.
Prey at fortune, 128.

fleas that on him, 245.
was man, his, 294.
Priam's curtain, 60.
Price, all men have their, 253.
for knowledge, 300.

of chains and slavery, 375.
of wisdom, 545.
pearl of great, 567.

Prick the sides of my intent, 91.
Pricking of my thumbs, 96.

on the plaine, 10.

Prickles on it, leaf had, 197.
Pricks, kick against the, 572.
Pride and haughtiness of soul, 250.

blend our pleasure or, 406.
fell with my fortunes, 39.
goeth before destruction, 554.
in their port, 343.
modest, coy submission, 182.
of former days, 453.
of kings, 269.

of place, towering in her, 93.
pomp and circumstance, 129.
rank pride, 250.
reasoning pride, 270.
spite of, 271.

that apes humility, 427, 432.
that licks the dust, 287.
that perished in his, 405.
the vice of fools, 280.

Priest, pale-eyed, 204.
Priests tapers temples, 293.
Primal duties shine aloft, 425.

eldest curse, 114.
Prime, April of her, 134.

Primeval, forest, 532.
Primrose, bring the rathe, 200.
by a river's brim, 409.
first-born child of Ver, 150.
path of dalliance, 103.
sweet as the, 346.

Prince can make a belted knight,
389.

of darkness, 121, 157.
Princedoms virtues powers, 185.
Princeps copy, 395.
Princes and lords may flourish, 344.
find few real friends, 324.
like to heavenly bodies, 136.
merchants are, 563.
privileged to kill, 356.
put not your trust in, 551.
sweet aspect of, 72.
the death of, 84.

Princes' favours, hangs on, 72.
Principle, rebels from, 354.
Principles, oftener changed, 268.
with times, 276.

Print, to see one's name in, 466.
it, some said John, 231.
Printing, caused, to be used, 67.
Prior, here lies Matthew, 242.
Priscian a little scratch'd, 31.
Prison, palace and a, 473.

stone walls do not a, make, 161.
Prisoner, takes the reason, 88.
Prison-house, secrets of
my, 106.
Prithee why so pale, 157.
Private credit is wealth, 599.
Prive and apert, 3.

Privileged beyond the common

walk, 263.

Prize, judge the, 202.

me no prizes, 614.
what we have, 27.

Proceed ad infinitum, 245.
Process of the suns, 519.
such was the, 124.
Proclaim him good and great, 252.
Procrastination is the thief of
time, 262.

Proctors, prudes for, 520.
Procuress to the Lords of Hell, 522.
Prodigal, chariest maid is, 103.

excess, to our own, 420.

within the compass of a
guinea, 465.

Prodigal's favourite, 420.
Prodigality of nature, 68.
Product of a scoffer's pen, 423.
Profaned the God-given strength,
446.

Profanely, not to speak it, 112.
Profession, debtor to his, 137.
Professor of our art, 228.