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Player, life's a poor, 58.

Players, men and women merely, 25.
Playmates, I have had, 249
Plays round the head, 161.

such fantastic tricks, 14.
Plaything, some livelier, 160.
Plea so tainted, 22.

Plead lament and sue, 259.
like angels, 54.

Pleasant hast thou been, 311.
in their lives, 311.

in thy morning, 225.

sure to see one's name in print,
269.

thought, we meet thee like a,
233.

to severe, 134.

to think on, 94.
vices, 72.

Pleasantness, ways of, 316.
Please, certainty to, 231.
surest to, 203.

to live, 186.

Pleased, I would do what I, 5.

not the million, 64.
to the last, 158.
with a rattle, 160.
with novelty, 209.
with this bauble, 160.
Pleasing anxious being, 195.
dreadful thought, 148.

dreams and slumbers, 259.
memory of all he stole, 171.
shade, 192.

Pleasure after pain, sweet is, 120
all hope, 136.

at the helm, 194.
ease, content, 161.
frown at, 156.

howe'er disguised, 186.

in poetic pains, 210.

in the pathless woods, 274.
little, in the house, 217.

man of, is a man of pains, 156.
mixed reason with, 202.
never to blend our, 235.

no, where no profit grows, 26.
of being cheated, 129.
of love is in loving, 285.
of the game, 143.
praise all his, 152.

Pleasure, reason's whole, 161.
she was bent, on, 214.
shock of, 288.

sure in being mad, 136.
take, some to, 163.
to be drunk, 184.

to the spectators, 294.
treads upon the heels of, 151.
Pleasure-dome, stately, 252.
Pleasures and palaces, 288.
are like poppies, 224.
doubling his, 231.

in the vale of pain, 261.
of the present day, 185.
pretty, might me move, 8.
prove, all the, 9.

Pledge our sacred honours, 219.
Pledged to religion, 267.

Pleiades, sweet influences of, 313.
Plentiful lack of wit, 64.
Plenty as blackberries, 34.

o'er a smiling land, 195.
Plighted clouds, 117.
Plodders, continual, 17.
Plot me no plots, 350.

this blessed, this earth, 31.
Plough deep, 185.

following his, 235.

Ploughman homeward plods, 194.
Ploughshare o'er creation, 156.
stern Ruin's, 224.
Ploughshares, swords into, 320.
Pluck bright honour, 33.
from the memory, 58.
out the heart, 67.
up drowned honour, 33.
your berries, 119.

Plucked his gown, 201.

Plume, of amber snuff-box, 167.
Plummet, deeper than a, 11.

Plump Jack, banish, 34.

Plunged in, accoutred as I was, 49.

Plurisy of people, 89.

Pocket, pick a, 141.

Poem, himself to be a true, 123.

round and perfect, 304.

Poet, and the lover, 20.

naturalist, and historian, 187.
once lov'd, 174.

soaring in the high reason of his

fancies, 123.

they had no, 176.

Poet's brain, 84.

darling, 233.

eye in frenzy rolling, 20.

Poet's lines, where go the, 308.
pen turns them to shapes, 20.
Poetess, maudlin, 167.

Poetic child, meet nurse for a, 258.

fields encompass me, 149.
Justice, with lifted scale, 171.
nook, seat in some, 283.
pains, pleasure in, 210.

Poetical, gods had made thee, 26.
Poetry, cradle into, 285.
of earth, 287.

of speech, 273.
old-fashioned, 91.

somewhat like angling, 91.
Poets are all who love, 297.
are sultans, 99.

are the hierophants, 256.
feign of bliss, 40.
forms of ancient, 253.
in our youth, 235-
in their misery, 235.

in three distant ages, 133.
lose half the praise, 101.
pensive, painful vigils keep, 171.
who made us heirs, 243.
youthful, 120, 151.
Point a moral, 186.

his slow unmoving finger, 76.
of all my greatness, 42.
put too fine a, 5.
thus I bore my, 34.
Pointing at the skies, 164.
Points, armed at all, 60.
out an hereafter, 148.
the meeting, 167.
to yonder glade, 174.
true to the kindred, 236.
Poison for the age's tooth, 29.
one man's, 89.
Poke, dial from his, 24.
Pole, from Indus to the, 172.

to pole, truth from, 149.
true as the needle to the, 158.
were I so tall to reach the, 150.
Policy, honesty is the best, 345.

kings are tyrants from, 205.

turn him to any cause of, 37.
Polished idleness, 229.
Politician, coffee makes the, wise,
167.

Politics, than conscience with, 223.
Pollutions, sun which passeth through,

82.

Pomp, and circumstance, 76.

and glory of this world, 43.

Pomp, lick absurd, 76.

of age, monumental, 240.
of power, 194.

sepulchred in such, 122.
to flight, puts all the, 172.
Pomps and vanity, 323.
Ponderous and marble jaws, 62.
axes rung, 267.

woe, though a, 141.

Pool, standing, 71.

Poor always ye have with you, 325.

and content, 75.
annals of the, 194.
but honest, 27.
considereth the, 314.
exchequer of the, 31.
for a bribe, too, 197.

grind the faces of the, 320.
have cried, Cæsar hath wept, 51.
in thanks, 64.

infirm, weak, and despised, 71.
laws grind the, 200.
makes me, indeed, 75.
naked wretches, 71.
pity upon the, 317.
rich gifts wax, 66.

sorrows of a, old man, 217.
the offering be, though, 227.
thou found'st me, 202.

to do him reverence, 51.
Poorest man in his cottage, 189.
Pope of Rome, more than the, 127.
Popish Liturgy, 189.

Poplar pale, edged with, 122.
Poppies, pleasures are like, 224.
Poppy, nor mandragora, 76.
Populous city pent, 113.

Porcelain clay of human kind, 136.
of human clay, 282.
Porcupine, upon the fretful, 63.
Port as meke as is a mayde, 1.
for men, 200.

pride in their, 188.

to imperial Tokay, 197.
Portal we call death, 306.
Portance in my travel's history, 73.
Portion of that around me, 298.

of uncertain paper, 281.
Portius, thy steady temper, 147.
Ports and happy havens, 31.
Posies, thousand fragrant, 9.
Possess a poet's brain, 84.
and to feel, 271.
Possessed, I have, 276.

with inward light, 253.

Possessing all things, 250.
Possession would not show, 17.
Possest, less pleasing when, 192.
Post of honour is a private station, 148.
Posteriors of this day, 19.
Posterity, contemporaneous, 342.
done for us, what has, 221.

Posy of a ring, 67.

Pot, boil like a, 313.

death in the, 311.
thorns under a, 319.
three-hooped, 39.

Potations, banish strong, 221.
pottle deep, 74.

Potent, grave, and reverend, 73.
Pots of ale, size of, 126.
Pouch, tester in, 12.
Poucet-box 'twixt his finger, 33.
Poverty come, so shall thy, 316.
depress'd, worth by, 186.
distrest by, 187.

I pay thy, 48.

nor riches, neither, 318.
not my will consents, 48.
steeped me in, 76.
urn of, 289.

Powder, food for, 35.

keep your, dry, 336.

Power, and pelf, 253.

behind the throne, 189.
dissevering, 118.
forty parson, 283.
gray flits the shade of, 271.
in fortune's, not now in, 127.
intellectual, 245..

is passing from the earth, 244.
knowledge is, 81.
like a pestilence, 284.
of grace, 255.
of thought, 277.
o'er true virginity, 117.

should take who have the, 238.
taught by that, 203.
that hath made us, 283.

the giftie gie us, 224.

to charm, 59.

to thunder, Jove for his, 44.
which could evade, 280.

which has dotted over the globe,
268.

Powers that be, 325.

that there are, 241.

that will work for thee, 239.
Practise to deceive, 259.
Practised falsehood, 108.

Prague's proud arch, 254.
Praise, blame, love, 234.
blessings and eternal, 243.
damn with faint, 168.

enough to fill the ambition of a
private man, 210.

if there be any, 327.
love of, 156.

named thee but to, 304.
poets lose half the, IoI.
pudding against empty, 171.
the Frenchman, 213.

to be dispraised were no small,
115.

undeserved, 170.

Praising, the rose that all are, 289.
what is lost, 27.

Prattle to be tedious, 32.

Pray, goody, please to moderate, 178.
remained to, 201.

Prayer all his business, 152.

ardent opens heaven, 156.
doth teach us all, 22.
erects a house of, 349.
for others' weal, 209.
homes of silent, 300.
imperfect offices of, 245.

is the soul's sincere desire, 254.
making their lives a, 302.
people's, 132.

Prayers, feed on, 82.

Prayeth best who loveth best, 250.
well who loveth well, 250.
Preached as never to preach again,
137.

Preacheth patience, 92.
Preaching down a daughter's heart,
298.

Precept upon precept, 321.
Precincts of the cheerful day, 195.
Precious bane, deserve the, 103.
in the sight of, 315.
jewel in his head, 23.
life-blood, 124.

ointment, 319.

seeing to the eye, 18.
stone, a gift is as a, 317.

Precise in promise-keeping, 13.
Predecessor, illustrious, 205.
Pregnant hinges, 66.
Prejudice is strong, 178.
'Prentice han', 226.

Preparation, dreadful note of, 38.
Prepare to shed them now, 51.
Presage of his future years, 217.

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Presbyterian true blue, 126.

Presence, full of light, 48.
lord of thy, 29.

Present fears, 52.

in spirit, 326.

Presentment, counterfeit, 68.

Press, here shall the, the people's
right maintain, 267.

not a falling man, 42.
Pressed its signet sage, 258.
Presume not God to scan, 160.

Pretender, no harm in blessing the,
179.

who, is, or who is king, 179.

Pretty Fanny's way, 152.
in amber, 168.

to walk with, 94.

Prevailed with double sway, 201.
Prevaricate, thou dost, 127.
Prey at fortune, 75.

fleas that on him, 145.

was man, his, 174.

Priam's curtain, 36.
Price, all men have their, 149.
for knowledge, 176.

of chains and slavery, 218.
of wisdom, 312.

pearl of great, 323.
Prick the sides of my intent, 54.
Pricking of my thumbs, 57.

on the plaine, 6.
Prickles on it, leaf had, 118.
Pricks, kick against the, 325.
Pride and haughtiness of soul, 147.
blend our pleasure or, 235.
fell with my fortunes, 23.
goeth before destruction, 317.
in their port, 200.
modest, coy submission, 109.
of former days, 263.
of kings, 158.

of place, towering in her, 55.
pomp, and circumstance, 76.
rank pride, 147.
reasoning pride, 159.
spite of, 159.

that apes humility, 248, 251.
that licks the dust, 168.
that perished in his, 234.
the vice of fools, 165.

Priest, pale-eyed, 122.
Priests, tapers, temples, 172.
Primal duties shine aloft, 246.

eldest curse, 68.
Prime, April of her, 79.

Primeval, forest, 306.

Primrose, bring the rathe, 119.
by a river's brim, 237.
first-born child of Ver, 89.
path of dalliance, 61.
sweet as the, 202.

Prince can make a belted knight,
226.

of darkness, 71, 94.

Princedoms, virtues, powers, III.
Princeps copy, 229.

Princes and lords may flourish, 201.
find few real friends, 189.
like to heavenly bodies, 80.
merchants are, 321.
privileged to kill, 207.
put not your trust in, 315.
sweet aspect of, 43.
the death of, 50.

Princes' favours, hangs on, 43.
Principle, rebels from, 206.
Principles, oftener changed, 157.
with times, 163.

Print, to see one's name in, 269.
it, some said, John, 137.
Printing, caused, to be used, 39.
Prior, here lies Matthew, 143.
Priscian a little scratch'd, 19.
Prison, palace and a, 273.

stone walls do not a, make,
96.

Prisoner, takes the reason, 52.
Prison house, secrets of my, 62.
Prithee why so pale, 93.
Private credit is wealth, 341.
Prive and apert, 2.

Privileged beyond the common walk,
155.
Prize, judge the, 120.

me no prizes, 350.
what we have, 17.
Proceed ad infinitum, 145.
Process of the suns, 298.

such was the, 73.

Proclaim him good and great, 148.
Procrastination is the thief of time,

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Product of a scoffer's pen, 245.
Profaned the God-given strength,

258.

Profanely, not to speak it, 66.
Profession, debtor to his, 81.
Professor of our art, 135.
Profit of their shining nights, 17.
no, where is no pleasure, 26.
Progeny of learning, 222.
Progressive virtue, 181.
Prohibited degrees of kin, 129.
Project cross'd, 209.
Prologue, is this a, 67.

in her face excuse came, 113.

Prologues, happy, 52.
Promethean fire, 18.
Promise, hope, believe, 277.
keep the word of, 59.
of celestial worth, 157.
of your early day, 266.
to his loss, 329.

who broke no, 164.
Promised on a time, 7.

Promise-keeping, precise in, 13.
Promises of youth, 187.

where most it, 27.

Promotion cometh neither from the
east, 314.

sweat for, 24.

Prompt the eternal sigh, 161.

Proof, give me ocular, 76.
sweetness yieldeth, 241.

Proofs of holy writ, 76.
Prop that doth sustain, 23.
Propagate and rot, 160.
Propensity of nature, 123.
Proper man as one shall see, 20.
study of mankind, 160.
time to marry, 214.

Prophet not without honour, 323.
Prophet's word, 304.
Prophetic of her end, 154.

ray, tints with, 277.
soul, O my, 63.

strain, something like, 121.
Prophets of the future, 283.
perverts the, 270.

Saul also among the, 311.
Proportion, curtail'd of fair, 40.
in small, 85.

Propose, why don't the men, 289.
Proposes, man, but God disposes, 3.
Propriety, frights the isle from her,

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Prose run mad, 168.

verse will seem, 139.

what others say in, 170.
Prospect of belief, within the, 52.
of his soul, 17.

pleases, though every, 267.
so full of goodly, 123.
Prospects brightening, 201.
Prosper, surer to, 104.
Prosperity, a jest's, 19.
all sorts of, 146.

could have assured us, 104.
in the day of, 319.
that hath been in, 3.
within thy palaces, 315.

Prosperum ac felix scelus, 84.
Prostitute, puff the, 135.

Prostrate the beauteous ruin lies,

227.

Protests too much, the lady, 67.
Proteus rising from the sea, 237.
Protracted life is protracted woe, 186.
Proud for a wit, too, 202.
man's contumely, 65.
me no prouds, 349.
philosophy, 256.

to importune, too, 147.
waves be stayed, 312.
world, good-bye, 303.
Proud-pied April, 80.
Prove all things, 327.

their doctrine orthodox, 127.
Proverb and a by-word, 311.

Proverb'd with a grandsire phrase, 45.
Proverbs, patch grief with, 17.
Providence alone secures, 215.

eternal, assert, 102.
foreknowledge, 105.
frowning, behind a, 215.
in the fall of a sparrow, 70.
their guide, 114.
Provoke a saint, 163.

the silent dust, 195.
Prow, youth on the, 194.
Prudent man looketh, 316.
Prudes for proctors, 299.
Prunello, leather or, 161.
Pruning-hooks, spears into, 320.
Psalms, purloin the, 270.

turn'd to holy, 82.

Public Credit, dead corpse of, 268.
flame nor private, 172.
haunt, exempt from, 23.
honour is security, 341.
on the stage, 228.

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