Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 3:7

Pisasphaltum — Plover	Plum-Tree — Portland-powder	Post — Puff-Ball	Pulmonary Consumption — Quicken-Tree
Pisasphaltum Pistachia-Tree Pistol Pit-coal Pitch Plague Plaise Plane-Tree Plant Plant-Louse Plantain Plantain, the Greater-Water Plantation Planting Plashing of Hedges Plaster Plaster of Paris Plate Platina Plethora Pleurisy Plough (with several Cuts) Ploughing Ploughman's-Spikenard Plover	Plum-Tree Plume Poison Poker Pole-Cat Poll-Evil Pollen Polishing Polyanthus Polypody Pomatum Pomegranate-Tree Pond, (with a Cut) Pond-Water Pond-Weed Poor Poor-House Poor-man's Pepper Poplar Poppy Poppy, the Horned Porcelain Pork Porter Portland-powder	Post Pot-ash Pot-ash-cake Potatoe Poultice Poultry Pound Powder Pregnancy Preservation Prick-timber Prick-wood Prim Primrose Print Printing Privet Prong-hoe Pronunciation Propagation Provisions Prunes Pruning Pudding Puff-Ball	Pulmonary Consumption Pulse, in Animal Economy Pulse, in Botany Pumice-Stone Pump Pun Punch Puncheon Puncture Punishment Purgatives Purging of Horses Purslane Putrefaction Pyrmont-Water Quackery Quack-Medicines Quail Quaking-Grass Quarantine Quarter-Evil Quassia Quay Queen-of-the-meadows Quicken-Tree

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