Peculator, i. 735.
Peep at the world, iv. 89.
Penury, iv. 397.

Pestilence, ii. 140.

Petit-maître parson, ii. 378.
Philips (John), iii. 455.
Philosopher, ii. 189; v. 670.
Philosophy, ii. 174. 505; vi.

198.

Philosophy "baptized," iii.

243.

Plato, ii. 540.
Playthings of princes, v. 177.
Pleasure, "reeling Goddess,"

iii. 51.

Pleasure and gain, vi. 892.
Plunderer, iv. 432.

Poetic pains, ii. 285.

Politics, v. 493.

Poor family piece, iv. 374.
Popular applause, ii. 481.
Portents, ii. 57.

Portion of revolted man, v.

581.

Postman, iv. 5.
Poverty, iv. 429.

Poultry, v. 62.

Praise, ii. 488; vi. 632. 711.
Preachers, ii. 337. 440.

Pretender, vi. 659.

Primrose, vi. 112.

Prodigies, ii. 53.

Profusion, ii. 697.820.
Property, sweets of, v. 224.
Prophecy, vi. 747.

Public houses, iv, 470.

Public virtue, v. 502.

Pulpit, ii. 326.

Purity, iii. 84.

Rabble, servile, vi. 694.
Ramble (schoolboy's), i. 115.
Reading, iii. 392; iv. 158.
Reasonings of the sensual, v.

655.

Recruit, iv. 631.

Refinement, vi. 977.

Relapse, v. 623.

Remorse, v. 618.

Restoration of all things, vi.
819.

Retailers of ancient philoso-
phy, ii. 536.

Retired man vindicated,vi. 906.
Retired man's employments,
iii. 352. 423.

Retirement, iii. 117; iv. 142.
Retreat, iii. 676.

Retrospect, vi. 19.

Revelation, ii. 527.

Reynolds, i. 700.

Riches' wings, iii. 263. 760.
Robin, vi. 77.

Rooks and kites, i. 203.
Roscius, iii. 597.

Rout, ii. 629.

Rural life, hail! iv. 783.
Rural lass, iv. 534.
Rural sounds, i. 181.

Sabbath rites, i. 746.
Samson, v. 737.