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He took great Pains to mend the Panes that were broken.
He had laid a Plot to take away a Plat of Ground.
The Principal man taught the first Prin∣ciple.
As he fate in his Place he eat Plaice.
The time was past before he made the Paste.
He sold that at a good Price which he had taken as a Prize.
To pare the Pear; a pair of Gloves.
The Palate of the Mouth; a Pallet Bed.
A Parson or Priest; a third Person.
Kings and Princes; a Princess.
Praise is not seemly for a Fool; the Preys of Beasts.
Pillars of a House; Cater-pillers.
It was his Pride, that he pryed into it.
There is no Profit may be receiv'd from a false Prophet.
He hath no Power to pour it out.