| Poison hath residence | Pretender blessing the |
| the British stage | Pretty woman |
| to shun | Prevail in suit |
| Poisoning of a dart | Prevaricate thou dost |
| Poisons he fed on | Prevent your day |
| Pole to reach | Prevention |
| Polemic divine | Prey at fortune |
| Pomp | Priam’s curtain |
| plain without | Price |
| take physic | Pride |
| Ponderous woe | in poesy |
| Ponders events | pomp of war |
| Pool gabbled o’er the | spite of |
| Poor | Priest |
| and content | atheous |
| as winter | Prime joyous |
| in abundance | Prince of charioteers |
| is the friendless | Prince’s son |
| naked wretches | Princes |
| old man | like |
| plenty makes me | Principles |
| Pope tell the | Print name in |
| Population of a dew-drop | books in |
| Porcelain this is the | Prior’s epitaph |
| of clay | Prison a house of care |
| Porcupine | but a larger room |
| quills upon | Privilege break |
| Porridge and your | in evil |
| Porridge cold | Prize |
| Porbinger moulded on a | pocketed |
| Portents | Prized |
| Porter surly | Probation bear |
| Portrait | Proclaims the man |
| Posie I made a | Procrastination the thief |
| Possibilities and | Prodigious actions |
| Post landscape of a | Prodigal |
| or pension | of grace |
| Potations | portion |
| Potent | Prodigy |
| Pottle deep | Profanation void of all |
| Poverty | Progeny of learning |
| consents | Prologue precede |
| content with | Promise |
| cradled into | Promissory note |
| laugh at | Proof |
| to lips | controvertible |
| Powder flung away | few withstand |
| food for | Proofs unity in the |
| Power above | Property of easiness |
| but not to kill | Prophesy I will |
| devil hath | Prophesy a man may |
| in Venice | Prophet |
| lust of | Prophetic of the doom |
| or the right | soul |
| to wound | Propria quæ maribus |
| unknown | Prose measur’d |
| Practical divinity | run mad |
| Practice of religion | senseless |
| Practise the same | Prospect before us |
| Praise | goodly |
| against will | Prostrate my heart |
| indeed | Protest |
| nor blame our own | Protests too much |
| shall halt behind her | Proud |
| the Lord | death |
| Praises are our wages | setter up |
| Praising what is lost | that should be |
| Prank them in authority | to importune |
| Prate and preach | Prove a friend |
| Prattle tedious | it |
| Pray | this |
| madam read it | Proverb of the mind |
| you avoid it | Providence means |
| Prayer | rubs which |
| book | value of its favours |
| is business | Provocation |
| things wrought by | too great |
| voice of faith | Prudent man |
| Prayers comfort | Prune stewed |
| deal to my | Psalms to hornpipes |
| Preached practised what he | Public haunt |
| Preacher | care |
| Preacher’s language | Pudding an added |
| Precede and we’ll | Puddings two |
| Precedent for a | Puller down |
| Precipitate | Pulpit drum ecclesiastic |
| things | Pulse of life stood still |
| Predestination | my as yours |
| Pre-eminence of age | Purchase for a friend |
| Prelude | Puritan |
| Prent it | Purple green into |
| Prerogative poor | light |
| Presage of | Purpose shake my fall |
| Presence brought day | clean from |
| Present for my love | Purse |
| Press | can buy |
| Press’d with | opes to a sixpence |
| Press’d with weight | put money in |
| Presumption | steals my |
| Pretend to know | |
| Pretended friend | |
| friendship |
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