| O Lud! how wise he is | Only hate |
| that men should | Open candid, generous |
| that this too solid flesh | foe |
| there be players | manly |
| what a fall | Opinion |
| what may man | a fool |
| wonderful son | of affairs in general |
| O wad some power | on crutches walks |
| Oak | this fool gudgeon |
| knotted | Opinions |
| patriarch of the trees | stiff in |
| Oak’s pride | Optics behold with |
| Oath | given |
| Oaths of judgment and reason | multiply sins |
| Obey I shall | Opposed |
| nature’s laws | as darkness |
| Object if he dare | to God and truth |
| Objection | Opposing end them |
| Oblivion rasure of | Opposition peevish |
| Obscure the palpable | Oracle I am sir |
| Observe I do | Orator I am no |
| you now of late | Orators more than my tears |
| Observed of all observers | Orb which thou beholdest |
| Observation | Order |
| sat | heaven’s first law |
| Obstruction cold | in all line of |
| Ocean I have loved thee | me bread and cheese |
| bear | this matter better |
| earth air | Ordinary, ten shillings |
| grasp | Ordnance in the field |
| into tempest | Orisons in thy |
| of truth | Orthodox their doctrine |
| wash | Orthography |
| Occasion | Othello’s occupation |
| let not pass | Other men’s sins |
| Occupation books are | things give place |
| Odd old ends | Other’s meat |
| Odds all even | Ouches in his skin |
| Oderous comparisons are | Ounce one |
| Odious comparisons are | Our country |
| Odyssey, Pope’s | country manners |
| Off | life |
| goes his bonnet | own felicity |
| with his head | Ourselves born not for |
| Offence | alone |
| all is not | are to ourselves |
| at trifles, take not | ignorant of |
| from amorous causes | similitude |
| is rank | to know |
| Offend the ear | Out of the abundance |
| who fears to | brief candle |
| if I in this | damn’d spot |
| Offender never pardons | of love |
| Offends me to the soul | of mind |
| Offending Adam | of my door |
| Office I do not like the | of this nettle danger |
| ignorance in | of view |
| Oft covers | Outrun |
| it has been | Outside form’d so fair |
| the sight | goodly |
| we see | falsehood |
| Often took leave | Outsport discretion |
| Oil the midnight | Outward show |
| Oh that mine adversary | O’er the house |
| Old | O’Erleaps itself |
| age a second child | O’Erstep not |
| came creeping in | O’Erthrown noble mind |
| age accompany | Over civil |
| and young | shoe tops |
| faces | violent |
| friends | Overcome us |
| for ladies’ love unfit | but half |
| I am | Overcomes by force |
| John of Gaunt | Overland |
| man | Owe |
| Old man broken with storms | no man any thing |
| man is twice a child | you one |
| man eloquent | Owest me thy love |
| pedigree | Own enjoy his |
| time | with mine |
| time correct | Oyster |
| time shall lead him | cross’d in love |
| though I look | of me |
| when they grow | wench |
| wine | |
| you are | |
| Older than Saturn | |
| Oliver | |
| Omnipotence to spare | |
| On argument | |
| my bare head | |
| Once for all, and ever | |
| good | |
| more | |
| One | |
| day end it | |
| genius fit | |
| hand the sword | |
| master passion | |
| murder made | |
| neck | |
| pain is lessen’d | |
| pinch | |
| rosy mouth | |
| science only | |
| touch of nature | |
| truth is clear |
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