pearcods. VI. 50.
peat. VI. 415.
pecks. V. 332.
peculiar. IV. 194.
pedant. VI. 507.
peer. XV. 484.
peer out. III. 445.
peevith. III. 279.

VI. 122.
VII. 271, 291.
IX. 395,655.
X. 396, 650.

periods. XI. 473.
perish. X. 99.
perjure. V. 273.
periwig. III. 273.
periwigs. XI. 601.
per se. XI. 229.
persever. XV. 105.

P. XV. 170

XIII. 563

person. V. 265.
personating. XI. 636.
perspective. IV. 162.

XI. 423;

IX. 495.

XI. 246.

XV. 271.

XI. 397.
XIV. 105.

V. 30.

XI. 520.
XII. 453.

-

Peg a Ramsay. IV. 58. perspectives. VIII. 247.
Pegasus. VI. 525.

perturb. XV. 89.

pervert. XIII. 92.
peize. V. 468.

pestilence. XV. 500.
X. 673

pew fellow. X. 629.
pelican. XIV. 159.

pewter. VI. 462.

phantasm. V. 249.
pelting. IV. 240.

phantasma. XII. 279.
42.

pheere. XII. 392.
pheefe. VI. 385.

.XI. 306.
Pendragon. IX. 596.

pheeser. III. 331.
pennons. IX. 370.

Philip, Sparrow. VIII. 24.
pensioners. III. 377.

philosophers stone. IX. 148.
penthouse lid. VII. 345.
peonied. III. 118.

phlegmatic. VI. 512.
people. XIV. 70.

Phoenix. III. 104.
pepper gingerbread. VIII. 504. phænix. IX. 639.-
perdu. XIV. 254.

pia mater. XI. 278.
perdurable. IX. 447.

pick. XI, 199.
perdy. VII. 289.

XII. 18.
. XV. 201.

pick axes. XIII, 181.
perfect. VII. 94, 460, 520. picked. V. 302.

308.

picked man. VIII. 21.
perfect thought. VIII, 173. pickers, XV. 203.
perfectest report. VII. 370.
.

picking of teeth. VII. 168.
perforce. X. 469.

Pickt hatch. III. 373.
periapts. IX. 645.

pick thanks. VIII. 508.
Perigenia. V. 40.

pie. IX. 207.
perilous. IX. 265

XI. 4940
XIII.

XV.

101, 160.

X. 496.

24.

VII. 50.

piece of him. XV. 7.

plage. XIV. 31.
piece of virtue. XIIÍ. 564. plague. V. 339.
pieled priest. IX. 529.

plagued. VIII. 41.
pierce. VIII. 581.
pierced. XV. 429.

plain. III. 157.
pigeon holes. VII. 115. plain song. V. 82.
pight. XI. 449.

plaited. XIV. 29.
.. XIV. 84.

plainly. XII. 213.
pilche. XIII. 440.

planched. IV. 317.
pilcher. XIV. 449.

plantage. XI. 331.
pild. IV. 190.

Plantagenet. VIII. 17.
piled. IX. 537;

plantain leaf, XIV. 351.
pillacock. XIV. 160.

plants. XII, 511.
pillars. XI. 84.

plates. XII. 663.
pilled. X. 494.

platforms. IX. 553.
pin. XIV. 419.

plaufive, XV. 62.
pin and web. VII.

play the men. III. 6.
pinched. III. 270.

play the touch. X. 613.

played the prize. XIII. 272.
pinfold. XIV. go.

players, rewards to. VI. 395.
pink eyne. XII. 520.

plays at universities. XV. 180.
pinnace. III. 338.

pleached. XII. 630.

plot. XII. 145.
pin's fee. XV. 69.

:..XV.

257.
pioneers. XV. 541.

ploughed. XIII. 566.
pious chansons. XY, 134. pluck a crow, VII. 252.
piping wind. V. 41.

plurify. XV. 289.
piss tallow. III. 480.

ply. VI. 412.
pissing while. III. 264.

point. III. 25.
piftol. VIII. 469.
pitch. VIII. 475.

point device. IV. 94.

point devise. V. 303.
pitch and pay. IX. 335.
pitchers have ears. X. 546. points. IV. 27.
piteously. XIII. 350.
pith. IV. 213.

- VIII. 460.

poisoned voice. IX. 662.
pith and marrow. XV. 61. poize. XIV. 88.
pitiful hearted. VIII. 451.
pix. IX. 376.

poking fticks. VII. 137.
place. VI. 45.

Polack. XV. 11.
X.
329.

politick regard. XI. 352.
places VII. 44.

polled. XII. 182.
placket. V. 239.

pomander. VII. 161.
VII. 162.

pome water. V. 25.

Pompey. X. 133.
XIV. 162.

pons chansons, XV. 134.

X. 130

IX. 12.

XV. 163.

- VI, 100.

VII. 135•

... IX. 573•

XV. 512

X1. 295:

- V. 410.

X. 485
. XI, 17

pretence. III. 227.

profanity. XV. 176.
- VII. 80, 441.

profession. VI. 239.
XIV. 38, 54

prognostication. VII. 171.
pretend. VII. 445.

progress. XV. 250.
- IX. 608, 610.

project. XII. 665.
pretended. III. 221.

projection. IX. 340.
pretty. IX. 290.

prolixious. IV. 269.
prevent.

IX.
40,
611.

prologue. XV. 19.
- XII. 380.

prompture. IV. 270.
prevented. IV. 102.

prone. IV. 201.
prices at playhouses. XI. 194.

XIII. 211.
prick. XI. 95:

proof. IX. 179.
prick eared. IX.
312.

propagate. XI. 472.
prick of noon. XIV. 429. propagation. IV. 199.
prick out. V. 351.

proper. IV. 378, 457.
pricket. V. 260.
pricking of thumbs. VII, 505.

- IX. 63.
pricks. III. 76.
pride. IX. 593.
pride of place, VII. 444:

XIV. 6.
prieft's office at funerals. VII. proper man. III. 250.
154

properties. III. 463.
prig. VII. 108, 116.

- V. 28.
prime. VI. 245.

property. VI. 246, 397.
primer baseness. XI. 32.
primero. III. 469.

prophecy of events. VII. 432.
. XI. 161.

proportion. IV. 189.
principality. III. 212.

propose. IV. 460, 461.
principals. XIII. 496.
princox. XIV. 386.

propriety. XV. 489.
print, in. III. 201.

prorogue. XIII. 574.

prorogued. XIV. 404.
printing. X. 156.

prosperous. XI. 646.
private plot. X. 59.
prize. X. 250.

provand. XII. 78.
prize me. XIV. 10.

provant. XIV. 393.
probal. XV. 499.

provincial. IV. 372.
proceed. V. 185

Provincial roses. XV. 198.

provoking. XIV. 174.
process. XII. 410.

provoft. IV. 215.
prodigious. V. 170.

proud to do. XII. 76.

prune. VIII. 366.
XII. 266.

prunes. XIII, 206.
proface. IX. 225.

pruning. V. 284.
profane. IX. 245.

Puck. V. 35.
. XV. 391, 467

pudder. XIV. 148.
VOL. III.

d

XII. 349.

IX. 220.

V. 237;

XV. 433.

Vl. 504

VIII. 70.
XI. 406.

XV. 547