| Perils do environ | Plain blunt man |
| mighty | neither stay in |
| Perish the lore | without pomp |
| hang my head and | Plan the simple |
| in quiet let him | not without a |
| Perjuries common as bad pence | reason drew |
| at lovers’, Jove laughs | Planets |
| Perjury upon my soul | instruct the |
| a base | listening stood |
| Perpendiculars | to their spheres |
| Perspective | Planter’s care |
| Persuasion hung upon | Plate sin with gold |
| Perusal | Platform half reflects the other |
| Perus’d with care | Plato |
| Petar hoist with his own | Platter cleanly |
| Petticoat doublet courageous to | Play |
| Petticoats religious | he made a |
| Petty men | measure of |
| Phantasma like a | the devil |
| Pharmacy | the foolish |
| Philippi | the men |
| Phillis | -things |
| Philosophy | Players |
| teaching | there be |
| Phrase with a | Player’s part |
| absurd | Play’s the thing |
| Phrase of peace | Plays his part |
| is to the matter | many parts |
| Physic | such tricks |
| of the field | Plead their cause |
| that’s bitter | Pleads fair usage |
| to the dogs | Pleasant to see |
| Physician | to severe |
| heal thyself | Pleas’d as I am now |
| wise | to the last |
| Physicians where there are three | us less |
| Picture look on this | us more |
| not so bad | with a rattle |
| on top | with thyself |
| seen my | Please |
| Pictures | at once |
| Pie in your | to live |
| is not freed | Pleasing dreadful thought |
| Pieces underlaid with | shape assume a |
| Pierce it | Pleasure all health and |
| Piercing night’s dull ear | after pain |
| Pierian spring | all hope |
| Pigmy’s straw | and pain unmix’d |
| Pigs and basket | at the helm |
| squeak | great |
| Pile without inhabitant | heavenly |
| Pillar of salt | in another’s pain |
| Pillory thy cousin | in being mad |
| Pilot slumber at the helm | in poetic pains |
| Pin | in the pathless woods |
| a day | of day, improve |
| a dishclout | praise |
| Pinch | sweet is |
| Pinions trembling | that |
| Pink of courtesy | the servant |
| Pin’s fee | Pleasure ’tis all my |
| Pious | Pleasures doubling |
| action | in our hands |
| frauds | in prospect rise |
| Pipe light his | Pledges to fortune |
| from all to my | Plenty all cheering |
| o’er weekly news | can separate |
| Pipes and his papers | crown’d |
| Piping time of peace | made him poor |
| Pirate | makes me poor |
| thou notable | Plenty’s reign |
| Pitch | Ploughed up the daisy |
| he that toucheth | Ploughman homeward plods |
| Pitchy mantle | Pluck from memory |
| Pith of great | safety |
| Pitiful ’twas wondrous | Plume, lent hisi |
| Pitiless storm | Plump |
| Pity | Plunder forbear |
| a tear for | |
| challenge double | up abuse |
| dwelt there | up wrong |
| he best can | Poet |
| like a naked babe | very much like |
| melts the mind | born a |
| part of love | Poeta nascitur non fit |
| something to | Poetical |
| the man | Poetry |
| the tide of love | and love |
| those who love | it is not |
| warm’d his breast | mincing |
| Place for thee | Poet’s eye |
| other things give | pen |
| Place sacred | aim |
| sense of | Poets and painters |
| Plac’d far off | lose praise |
| Plague | three |
| him I’ll | Point his finger at |
| o’ both your houses | Points |
| of sighing | all |
| of your life | stand upon |
| the inventor |
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